My Discovery Touching an Ancient Legend -

'Twas the man who burnt his ships,
Love, who set the Thames on fire
Joy can not be found in sips
('Twas the man who burnt his ships)
Break the goblet at your lips
For the wrath of your desire.
'Twas the man who burnt his ships,
Love, who set the Thames on fire.

Reflection of the Pious Farmer -

Shall I fear a devil's horns
More than I should fear a cows?
If a spike his head adorns
Shall I fear a devil's horns?
Twenty spikes were on the thorns
Wreathed upon the Master's brows.
Shall I fear a devil's horns
More than I should fear a cows?

A Comforting Reflection

You might not be in love with me
If I were better than I am.
I might have ten arms like a tree
(You might not be in love with me)
And have all colours like the sea.
Have wings, or horns just like a ram
You might not be in love with me
If I were better than I am.

Singular Effects of Malediction -

" He's a Critic — damn his eyes! "
And his eyes were damned at once
Green he saw the summer skies
(He's a critic, damn his eyes!)
All the rest of him was wise
But his eyes saw seven suns
He's a Critic. Damn his eyes
And his eyes were damned at once.

The Distributive State

The Distributive State
You'd like if you'd met it
But you buy at hard rate
The Distributive State.
It means Early and Late
— And don't you forget it —
The Distributive State
You'd like if you'd met it.

The Servile State

The Servile (ow!) State
Is like this, only worse,
Degradation's its fate —
The Servile (oo!) State
It's debased, desecrate
— And it don't care a curse —
The Servile (ugh!) State
Is like this, only worse.

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