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Poem by Alexander Brome


A Mock-Song (HAng up Mars)


HAng up Mars
And his wars,
Give us drink,
We'l tipple my Lads together;
Those are slaves,
Fools and knaves,
That have chink,
And must pay,
For what they say,
Do, or think,
Good fellows accompt for neither;
Be we round, be we square,
We are happier than they're
Whose dignity works their ruin:
He that well the bowl rears,
Can baffle his cares,
And a fig for death or undoing.



Alexander Brome


Alexander Brome's other poems:
  1. To his Mistress (LAdy you'l wonder when you see)
  2. On the Kings Return
  3. Plain Dealing
  4. The Wary Woer
  5. The Damosel


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