Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE BULLOCKY'S LOVE EPISODE, by A. F. YORK First Line: I sez to her - 'gee, boxer, gee' - behind the shed last night Last Line: Agree.' Subject(s): Animals; Desire; Horses | ||||||||
I SEZ to her"Gee, Boxer, gee"behind the shed last night, "Old girl," I says"Come up, there, Star! I'll make you pull all right!" "I've saved a quid or two," I says, "and if you'll only say" "Gee, Boxer! Star! Come hither, Spot! Gee, Boxer! Come 'ee way!" "We might get""BRANDY! Bless my soul, such bullocks drive me mad! I'll take the livin' hide off you in strips, I will, my lad!" "So, what d'yer think, old girl," I says, "just tell me fair and straight, I'm tongue-tied like and""Holy Frost! they've caught the bloomin' gate! You cross-eyed, jumped-up, wobblin' swine! What's set you all astray! It's no good, boss; they can't go backthough there'll be hell to pay! They can't back fifteen ton of loadthe post must come away! Stand back in case the rails should flystand back there up the bank. I'll rouse 'em with the bleedin' butt along the bleedin' flank. Gee there! you blank, dash, asterisks!you sons of blankers! Blank! There goes the boss's bran'-new gate!"and then she says, says she, "I can't think, George"Gee, Boxer, gee!"what you can see in me; But if you're talkin' splice," she says "Whoa, Brandy!""I'll agree.' | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...ALL THE LITTLE HOOFPRINTS by ROBINSON JEFFERS ROAN STALLION by ROBINSON JEFFERS THE HORSES by KATHARINE LEE BATES DANCERS AT THE MOY by PAUL MULDOON CRAZY HORSE SPEAKS: 3 by SHERMAN ALEXIE MORNING IN CAMP by HERBERT BASHFORD SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE: 32 by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING |
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