Ralph Hodgson Never Poems

• 1. The Bride
  The book was dull, its pictures
  As leaden as its lore,
  But one glad, happy picture
  Made up for all and more:
  ...
• 2. A Song Of Honour
  I climbed a hill as light fell short,
  And rooks came home in scramble sort,
  And filled the trees and flapped and fought
  And sang themselves to sleep;
  ...
• 3. Babylon
  If you could bring her glories back!
  You gentle sirs who sift the dust
  And burrow in the mould and must
  Of Babylon for bric-a-brac;
  ...
• 4. February
  A few tossed thrushes save
  That carolled less than cried
  Against the dying rave
  And moan that never died,
  ...
• 5. The Song Of Honour
  I climbed a hill as light fell short,
  And rooks came home in scramble sort,
  And filled the trees and flapped and fought
  And sang themselves to sleep;
  ...
• 6. Playmates
  It's sixty years ago, the people say:
  Two village children, neighbours born and bred,
  One morning played beneath a rotten tree
  That came down crash and caught them as they fled;
  ...
• 7. Eve
  Eve, with her basket, was
  Deep in the bells and grass,
  Wading in bells and grass
  Up to her knees,
  ...

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