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Dyspeptic Clerk
I think I'll buy a little field,
Though scant am I of pelf,
And hold the hope that it may yield
A living for myself;
For I have toiled ten thousand days
With ledger and with pen,
And I am sick of city ways
And soured with city men.


So I will plant my little plot
With lettuce, beans and peas;
Potatoes too - oh quite a lot,
An pear and apple trees.

My carrots will be coral pink,
My turnips ivory;
And I'll forget my pen and ink,
And office slavery.


My hut shall have a single room
Monastically bare;
A faggot fire for the winter gloom,
A table and a chair.

A Frugalist I call myself,
My needs are oh so small;
My luxury a classic shelf
Of poets on the wall.


Here as I dream, how grey and cold
The City seems to me;
Another world of green and gold
Incessantly I see.

So I will fling my pen away,
And learn a how to wield;
A cashbook and a stool today .
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Soon, soon a Little Field.
Written by: Robert William Service

Book: Reflection on the Important Things