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The Unquiet Grave
One of my favourite poems - soo funny... IB, you get FOUR double free; why didn't anyone tell me before?!? AND by the way NIL, HL Maths doesn't take away a double period...
- The Unquiet Grave
- The wind doth blow today, my love,
- And a few small drops of rain.
- I never had but one true love,
- In cold grave she was lain.
- I'll do as much for my true love,
- As any young man may,
- I'll sit and mourn all at her grave,
- For a twelve month and a day.
- The twelthmonth and a day being up,
- The dead began to speak,
- Oh who sits weeping on my grave
- And will not let me sleep
- Tis I, my love, sits on your grave,
- And will not let you sleep,
- For i crave one kiss of your clay cold lips,
- And thats all i seek."
- You crave one kiss of my clay cold lips,
- But my breath smells earthly strong,
- And if you have one kiss of my cold clay lips,
- Your time will not be long."
- Tis down in yon garden green,,
- Love,where we used to walk,
- The finest flower that ere was seen
- Is withered to a stalk."
- "The stalk is withered dry my love,
- So will our hearts decay,
- So make yourself content my love,
- Till god calls you away"
- Anonymous Poet
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