Versos English John Stephen Farmer Iv

English poem

Iv

by (1854–1916)

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And he laid there, weighing out prayers for me, Without hearing the plates of meat Of a slop, who pinched him for "d. and d." And disturbing a peaceful beat, And I smiled as I closed my two mince pies In my insect promenade; For out of his nibs I had taken a rise, And his stay on the spot was barred.