English

Austin

She leans upon her violet hills at ease
At the plains' edge: innocent and secure,
Keeper of sacred fountains, quaintly sure,
Greek draperies fluttering in the prairie-breeze.
She stands tiptoe and looks across the seas,
Where older lands and richer shrines allure,
Wistful, that she is young and crude and poor —
But secret-sure that she is proud as these.

Her sons bring delicate plunder home, to grace
Houses discreet, and gardens sweetly walled —
She is enamored of the fit and fair.

The starting point of the human and the end,
That in which space itself is contained, the gate
To the enclosure, day, the things illumined

By day, night and that which night illumines,
Night and its midnight-minting fragrances,
Night's hymn of the rock, as in a vivid sleep.

Fifty fifty and fifty-one, she said she thought so and she was told that that was about what it was. Not in place considered as places. Julia was used only as cake, Julia cake was used only as Julia. In some countries cake is called candy. The next is as much as that. When do they is not the same as why do they.

It is not at all surprising. Not at all surprising. If he gets it done at all. It is not at all surprising.

There is an excuse for expecting success there is an excuse. There is an excuse for expecting success and there is an excuse for expecting success. And at once.

Elephants and birds of beauty and a gold-fish. Gold fish or a superstition. They always bring bad luck. He had them and he was not told. Gold fish and he was not old. Gold fish and he was not to scold. Gold fish all told. The result was that the other people never had them and he knows nothing of it.

Can fish be wives and wives and wives and have as many as that. Can fish be wives and have as many as that.
Ten o'clock or earlier.

If in place of a nose she had a horse and in place of a flower she had wax and in place of a melon she had a stone and in place of perfume buckles how many days would it be.

There is a key.
There is a key to a closet that opens the drawer. And she keeps both so that neither money nor candy will go suddenly, Fancy, baby, new year. She keeps both so that neither money nor candy will go suddenly, Fancy baby New Year, fancy baby mine, fancy.

Parrot
My name is Parrot, a bird of paradise,
By nature devised of a wonderous kinde,
Dientely dieted with divers dilicate spice,
Til Euphrates, that flode, driveth me into Inde;
Where men of that countrey by fortune me find,
And send me to greate ladies of estate:
Than Parot must have an almon or a date;

A cage curiously carven; with silver pin,
Properly painted, to be my covertoure;
A mirrour of glasse, that I may toote therin;
These maidens ful mekely with many a divers flowre