Thomas William Hodgson Crosland Morning Poems

• 1. Charing Cross
  At five o'clock they ring a tinkly bell;
  The April dawn glimmers along the beds,
  There is a lifting up of weary heads
  From weary pillows. Our old citadel
  ...
• 2. To The Tsar
  (After Dunkirk)
  
  My dear Tsar, -
  I am owing you
  ...
• 3. To The Lord Mayor
  (November 9th)
  
  My dear Lord Mayor, -
  In Fleet Street all is gay
  ...
• 4. To The Daily Mail
  (Aug. 3, 1901)
  
  My dear "Daily Mail," -
  To-day you attain
  ...
• 5. Marching On
  I
  
  I heard the young lads singing
  In the still morning air,
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• 6. To Next Christmas
  My dear Next Christmas, -
  It is an excellent journalistic thing,
  Not to say a poetical thing,
  To be first in the field.
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• 7. To Dan Leno
  Dear Mr. Leno,
  It is now many happy weeks
  Since I had the pleasure of addressing you.
  On the last occasion, you will remember,
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• 8. To The Glasgow Magistrates
  (On their Proposal to Banish Barmaids)
  
  May it please your Worships,
  For years past, Glasgow has stood in the forefront
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• 9. To The Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain
  (Touching his Audience of the King)
  
  My dear Mr. Chamberlain,
  Since you last heard from me,
  ...

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