Let Mammon's Sons With Visage Lean Poem by Mary Botham Howitt
Let Mammon's Sons With Visage Lean
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Let Mammon's sons with visage lean,
Restless and vigilant and keen,
Whose thought is but to buy and sell,
In the hot toiling city dwell,
Give me to walk on mountains bare,
Give me to breathe the open air,
To hear the village children's mirth
To see the beauty of the earth -
In wood and wild, but lake and sea,
To dwell with foot and spirit free -
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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4/18/2024 9:03:08 PM # 1.0.0.1119
..............a wonderful verse and rhymes beautifully ★