The early poems of John Clare 1804-1822: General editor Eric Robinson: Edited by Eric Robinson and David Powell: Associate editor Margaret Grainger |
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 | The early poems of John Clare |  |
[Ill neer walk at even Jim]
Ill neer walk at even Jim
When the night is glimpt wi grey
When the light is waxing dim
Deeds are done at closing day
Ever sin by blossomd bean
While the knats were danceing bye
Ye did on my bosom lean
Aye the tears bin in my eye
When the night is glimpt wi grey
When the light is waxing dim
Deeds are done at closing day
Ever sin by blossomd bean
While the knats were danceing bye
Ye did on my bosom lean
Aye the tears bin in my eye
Ever sin ye passd the morn
When ye little dreamt a spy
Meeting dolly 'hind the thorn
Aye the tears bin in my eye
Ever sin ye vowd to wed
& I provd wi heavy sigh
Yed the vow to mary made
Aye the tears bin in my eye
When ye little dreamt a spy
Meeting dolly 'hind the thorn
Aye the tears bin in my eye
Ever sin ye vowd to wed
& I provd wi heavy sigh
Yed the vow to mary made
Aye the tears bin in my eye
Sweet the tear shines on thee love
Which I soon will wash away
Tenderness has won me love
Fear thou not the even grey
Sin we sat by beans in bloom
I have bin the ring to buy
Think no harm from that shall come
Wipe the tear from either eye
Which I soon will wash away
Tenderness has won me love
Fear thou not the even grey
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I have bin the ring to buy
Think no harm from that shall come
Wipe the tear from either eye
| The early poems of John Clare | |