Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A GARLAND (SCHOL. HIST. MOD.), by PHILIP GUEDALLA Poet's Biography First Line: Gin a villein meet a villein Last Line: Above the court of common pleas. Subject(s): Oxford University; Scholarship & Scholars | ||||||||
(Schol. Hist. Mod.) I. -- SAXON LULLABY. GIN a villein meet a villein Coming thro' demesne, Gin a villein strike a villein, Can a lord distrain? Ilka master has a manor, Ilka lord a man; If you canna tell a manor V-n-gr-d-ff can. II. -- JABBERWOCKY REVOLUTIONNAIRE. 'Twas Thermidor: the Jacobins Pursued aristos in the Bois; Barras was in and out of inns, And Danton hors la loi. "Beware the Assignat, my child, Investigate it with your Tutor, The two Committees and the wild Assertions of the Prosecutor. And as you estimate its worth In little economic sums, The Assignat will come to earth, Depreciating as it comes." 'Twas Thermidor: the Jacobins Pursued aristos in the Bois; Barras was in and out of inns, And Danton hors la loi. III. -- STAR CHAMBER. Twinkle, twinkle, little Chamber; How I wonder why you claim baronial judicial fees Above the Court of Common Pleas. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...GILES JOHNSON, PH.D by FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS ADDRESS TO THE SCHOLARS OF NEW ENGLAND by JOHN CROWE RANSOM VERSES, READ AT MY INITIATION INTO THE O.K. by GEORGE SANTAYANA VERSES, SUNG AT MY INITIATION INTO THE PUDDING by GEORGE SANTAYANA FOR BILL NESTRICK by FRANK BIDART THE SCHOLAR GIPSY by MATTHEW ARNOLD A GRAMMARIAN'S FUNERAL by ROBERT BROWNING THE SCHOLARS by WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS CUCKOO SONG (FROM THE PERSIAN) by PHILIP GUEDALLA DOLLARES; OUR LADY OF THE WHEAT-CORNER (AFTER A.C.S.) by PHILIP GUEDALLA ROMANCERO (FROM THE SPANISH); A STUDY IN LOCAL COLOUR by PHILIP GUEDALLA |
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