David Lewis Paget Poems

I walked on down to the travelling show
Thinking to take a ride,
When the barker said, in a voice so low
‘There's a Dancing Girl inside.'
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There once was a tiny cupboard, where
We kept our groceries there,
Just enough room for two to squeeze
Inside, and under the stair,
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The North Wind doth blow, 

And we shall have snow, 

And what will poor Robin do then,
Poor thing…
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The bus rolled up, and parked on the green
It was painted black outside,
With just one sign, up over the door,
‘Come in for a hell of a ride.'
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There's a new thing up on the Internet
And it's how some people ‘Ghost',
They date and chat, but it's after that
That they disappear the most.
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There's something wrong, for I see it now
Burn brightly in my brain,
A simple spark and a flash of light
That becomes a roaring flame,
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You didn't tell me, when I found you
That you were the Witch of Dreams,
You conjured spells in your afternoons
Of many and varied scenes.
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I've followed you out in the yard,
And then when you mounted the stair,
I thought I was watching an angel,
But you didn't know I was there.
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I stare at you and you stare at me,
That picture of me before,
You looked so young in your pedigree
Before we both went to war,
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Elizabeth Paddington Warrington Ware
I met on a path today,
I knew by the wind that was blowing her hair
She'd not have a lot to say.
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