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Robert William Service (Роберт Уильям Сервис) The Visionary If fortune had not granted me To suck the Muse's teats, I think I would have liked to be A sweeper of the streets; And city gutters glad to groom, Have heft a bonny broom. There--as amid the crass and crush The limousines swished by, I would have leaned upon my brush With visionary eye: Deeming despite their loud allure That I was rich, they poor. Aye, though in garb terrestrial, To Heaven I would pray, And dream with broom celestial I swept the Milky Way; And golden chariots would ring, And harps of Heaven sing. And all the strumpets passing me, And heelers of the Ward Would glorified Madonnas be, And angels of the Lord; And all the brats in gutters grim Be rosy cherubim. Robert William Service's other poems:
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