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Rudyard Kipling (Редьярд Киплинг) Index Malorum 1 The wild waves beat upon the shore, The sand is flecked with flying spume, The cliffs have hid themselves in gloom, The gas is lit at half past four. 2 The draughts are flying here and there All aimless, and our bodies chill; We plug with wood the window sill And shiver in the nipping air. 3 We sit and shiver row on row, We wrap ourselves in rug and cloak, The chimneys fill the room with smoke, And we—we wish it were not so. 4 The rime lies white on Goosey Pool, The hoar frost glitters from the sedge, We talk of in- and outer- edge, And furbish skates throughout the School. 5 Tho' hours be dull and days be cold, And spirits, noses, fingers, blue, This longest term wears slowly through, And brings us cates, and Christmas gold— 6 The gift of those that love us so And send us to Devonian strands, And sit and rub paternal hands Behind a yard-broad fire's glow. 7 They think of us sometimes. Alas, Their comforts come before our eyes Too vividly whene'er we rise And hear the ice clink in the glass. Rudyard Kipling's other poems:
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