David Lewis Paget Poems

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291.
The Attempt

I'd decided that I'd drown myself
And waded from the shore,
If I had to live without you
I would want to live no more,
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292.
Following The Sage

You sat in your chair, and read your book,
As often I've seen you do,
While each now and then I'd peek a look,
A glance filled with love for you.
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293.
Uncle John

My Uncle John was a woebegone
In the all out way of things,
Wherever he went, no sun had shone
And we all were ding-a-lings.
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294.
The Bloody Train

By a stream of running water,
Underneath a moonless sky,
Like a nightmare of a slaughter
The blood-spattered train goes by.
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295.
A Tale Will Tell

He was only a simple storyteller
But looked much like a clown,
He wore red, yellow and jingle bells
When coming to our town,
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296.
Castle Mcclair

There wasn't a lot of the Castle left,
A couple of Towers, and Keep,
Most of the walls had fallen in
To a courtyard, full of sheep.
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297.
Christmastime

Christmastime was lurking at
The corner of the street,
Just waiting for the 25th.,
It tried to be discreet.
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298.
Blake - (Before Birth) .

By field and by coppice
By tumbleweed and marigold,
Skipping at the butterflies
And chattering at the wood,
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299.
The Telegram

Darling girl, will you love me now
That I’ve left you far behind me,
I took the plane in the driving rain
And I doubt that you could find me,
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300.
Larkspur

Words roll free from a tongue sometime
From a sometime, tongue-tied tongue,
Words that were heard by the stream and the bird
When the world and the wild were young,
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