Classic and Contemporary Poetry
VERSES IN A WATCH, by WILLIAM CZAR BRADLEY First Line: Little monitor, by thee Last Line: Till all be regular and true. Subject(s): Watches | ||||||||
Little monitor, by thee Let me learn what I should be Learn the round of life to fill, Useful and progressive still. Thou canst gentle hints impart How to regulate the heart. When I wind thee up at night, Mark each fault and set thee right, Let me search my bosom too, And my daily thoughts review; Nor be easy when I find Latent errors rise to view, Till all be regular and true. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE WATCH by FRANCES CROFTS DARWIN CORNFORD TO HIS WATCH, WHEN HE COULD NOT SLEEP by EDWARD HERBERT VERSES DESIGNED FOR A WATCH CASE by JOHN BYROM A GIRL'S SONGS: 2 by MARY CAROLYN DAVIES THE POACHER'S TIME-PIECE by PAUL FORT |
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