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Poem by Norman Rowland Gale Lay On One wicket to fall and a round fifty runs Waited for still: As well to imagine that twice twenty tuns Go to a jill! O Jones, be contained if you worship your school, Block her and snick; But punch her to leg if she's handy; keep cool; Lay it on thick! She comes up full pitch now and then, so look out; Dust her along! And go like a hare if you notice me shout-- Wait for the song! Tom Emmett will chaff ev'ry chap in the team-- Jolly old Brick!-- If we funk like young misses of sugar and cream; Lay it on thick! Go big at those lobs like a lusty old Jones, Give it 'em hot! They break; get in front with your bundle of bones, Leg is the spot! Take guard. Oh, well banged! There's a four to begin, See, they are sick! Another! Another! we're going to win-- Lay it on thick! Norman Rowland Gale Norman Rowland Gale's other poems: 1222 Views |
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