#447
Ah, Well
While I'm not a poet
With any kind of skill,
I can, sometimes, turn a small verse
To make it do my will,
Like sun rays streaming through dark clouds
To light that distant hill.
#447
Ah, Well
While I'm not a poet
With any kind of skill,
I can, sometimes, turn a small verse
To make it do my will,
Like sun rays streaming through dark clouds
To light that distant hill.
#169
This Poet
This poet never blots a line,
Though many fall far short of fine;
This poet never mends his verse,
Unless it ends with death or hearse,
For lately he has felt unwell
And cringes at the thought of Hell,
A literary enterprise
For poetasters, wits, magpies.