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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A SADDENED TRAMP, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: Now unto yonder wood-pile go
Last Line: "he stowed away the victuals cold, / he - saw the wood, and left"
Subject(s): Wandering & Wanderers;
First Line: Now unto yonder wood-pile go
Last Line: "he stowed away the victuals cold, / he - saw the wood, and left"
Subject(s): Wandering & Wanderers;
"Now unto yonder wood-pile go,
Where toil till I return;
And feel how proud a thing it is
A livelihood to earn."
A saddened look came o'er the tramp;
He seemed like one bereft.
He stowed away the victuals cold,
He -- saw the wood, and left.
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