The Beggar Poem by Ralph Hodgson
The Beggar
Rating: ★2.8
He begged and shuffled on;
Sometimes he stopped to throw
A bit and benison
To sparrows in the snow,
And clap a frozen ear
And curse the bitter cold.
God send the good man cheer
And quintal hundredfold.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: snow
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