Alfred Edward Housman (Àëüôðåä Ýäâàðä Õàóñìàí)

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This time of year a twelvemonth past,
When Fred and I would meet,
We needs must jangle, till at last
We fought and I was beat.

So then the summer fields about,
Till rainy days began,
Rose Harland on her Sundays out
Walked with the better man.

The better man she walks with still,
Though now 'tis not with Fred:
A lad that lives and has his will
Is worth a dozen dead.

Fred keeps the house all kinds of weather,
And clay's the house he keeps;
When Rose and I walk out together
Stock-still lies Fred and sleeps. 

1. Wake Not For The World-Heard Thunder
2. Hughley Steeple
3. The Nonsense Verse
4. Say, Lad, Have You Things To Do?
5. On Your Midnight Pallet Lying

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