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C J Dennis - Lines Written in HospitalC J Dennis - Lines Written in Hospital
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Upon a snowy bed I lie,   Too placid to complain, And watch the mad world rushing by   Beyond my window-pane, The traffic threading in and out -- And wonder what it`s all about. I watch the loaded tramcars stream   By dozens into town, With men, each thinking of some scheme   To take his neighbour down; Each woman wond`ring what she`ll buy At Frill and Fluffum`s bye and bye. Down in the street I hear the talk   Of people passing by, They chatter, chatter as they walk   Of all thins `neath the sky Of trade, of sport, of foolish things That lack of clear reflection brings. Placid I said I was -- but no;   For all this seems to me -- This madly rushing to and fro --   Just sheer futility. And, as I choke with rising wrath, The nurse says, "Time to take your broth."
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