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Robert Graves - Fox`s DingleRobert Graves - Fox`s Dingle
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    Take now a country mood,         Resolve, distil it:     Nine Acre swaying alive,         June flowers that fill it,     Spicy sweet-briar bush,         The uneasy wren     Fluttering from ash to birch         And back again.     Milkwort on its low stem,         Spread hawthorn tree,     Sunlight patching the wood,         A hive-bound bee....     Girls riding nim-nim-nim,         Ladies, trot-trot,     Gentlemen hard at gallop,         Shouting, steam-hot.     Now over the rough turf         Bridles go jingle,     And there`s a well-loved pool,         By Fox`s Dingle,     Where Sweetheart, my brown mare,         Old Glory`s daughter,     May loll her leathern tongue         In snow-cool water.
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