In addition to "The Lent Lily", this collection of poems has a character who is criticized for "the rate at which you drink your beer" and told "this is stupid stuff".
One part of this collection assures that "there'll be enough time to sleep" and is titled "Reveille". Another notes that the title flower "has not long to stay/ and dies on Easter day". In addition to "The Lent Lily", this collection of poems has a character who is criticized for "the rate at which you drink your beer" and told "this is stupid stuff". Another poem advises, "give crowns and pounds and guineas/ but not your heart away". Its most famous part elegizes a successful runner who "won your town the race". "When I was one- and-twenty" and "To an Athlete Dying Young" are part of, for ten points, what collection of poems by A.E. Housman?
One part of this collection assures that "there'll be enough time to sleep" and is titled "Reveille".
{A Shropshire Lad}