who having proved to be challengedby difficult artmust be against itor profess that nothingever is beautifultaking themselves for ordinary peoplelike unpaid moneywhispering to menot to dance
if talking is thinkingan afternoon doing businessmust cure the quiet possessionof some undiscovered prizeand we shall get free moneycalling the poor to be readyfor our coming night
what work I dois to get some moneybut not so much that my pretty handscome to grieftrepan my headcarrying about bad musicpierce this nightto let the plague out
in the raw timberI see nothing of the hillbut ruinswhat a dreadful thing it isto look down the precipiceinto a graveboard on boardmen full of pillage making moneyof some honest joy
find mea place just wide enough for rocksfind me a land of firebut no flaga blockhead landin which a beggar must havethe greatest handsa world in which moneyis counterfeit nonsenselike a king’s wind discernable to the eyewhere God will growin whatever bodypoor lord of silencebut Iovercome with seasicknessshut my eyes to the moon