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POEMS
P O E M S 
These Poems   Have Been Taken From B.A Syllabus
A touch of cold in the autumn night   I walked abroad    And saw   the ruddy moon lean over a hedge     Like a red-faced farmer.    I did not stop to   speak, but nodded,    And round about were the wistful   stars   With white faces like town    children. ................ 
Fog by Carl Sandburg
 The fog comes  On little cat   feet.     It sits looking     Over the harbour and   city  On  Silent haunches     And then moves on.  ............ 
 Metro:Paris by Ezra 
Pound
 The aparition of these faces in the   crowd;     Petals on a wet black   bough.  ............
 How can I, that girl standing   there,      My attention fix  On Roman or on   Russian  Or on Spanish Politics?       Yet   here's a travelled man that knows    What he talks   about,      And there's a politician    That has   read and thought,    And may be what they say is   true  Of war and war's alarms    But O that I   were young again    And held her in my   arms! .............
 - When I Have Fears by John Keats
 When I have fears that I may cease to   be    Before my pen has gleaned my teeming   brain.    Before high-piled books, in   charact'ry    Hold like rich garners the fulll-ripened   grain;    When I behold, upon the night's starred   face,    Huge cloudy sumbols of a high   romance,    And think that   I may never live to   trace    Tehir shadows, with the magic hand of   chance;    And when I feel, fair creature of an   hour,    That I shall never look upon thee   more,    Never have relish in the faery power  Of unreflecting love!   O then, on the shore  Of the   wide world   I stand alone, and think    Till Love and   Fame to nothingness do sink ............
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