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Submit Human Translation | Discuss Poem | Post Poetry | Listen McGill Live Ballade D'un Grand Weariness by Dorothy Parker Il y a peu avoir mais les choses que j'ai eues, l est peu soutenir mais les choses je suis ennuyeuses. Il n'y a rien porter et rien ajouter, et gloire au ciel, j'ai pay les points. Il y a peu faire mais j'ai fait avant, l est peu apprendre mais les choses que je sais; Et c'est la somme d'un savoir durable: Rayer un amoureux, et trouver un ennemi. Et ne pourrait-ce pas tre moi tait-il jeune et fou si jamais mon coeur sur ma douille que j'ai porte ? Il y a beaucoup griffer un coeur nu, et peu la merveille qu'il a dchire et a dchir. Il y a un that'll s'associent leur pousse et hurlement, avec des histoires au jabber, et pierres pour jeter; Il te cherchera une leon qui des cots tu blessure: Rayer un amoureux, et trouver un ennemi. Tellement peu que je t'offrirai, mon jeune homme; Elle est petit dans aimer moi a plac mon magasin. Il y a beaucoup d'une bonne serait rinc et heureux, et meilleur tu frapperas une plus bonne porte. Je creuserai ma laitue, et balaye mon plancher, pour toujours, je suis fait pour toujours avec l'ennui. Et me produis je sifflerai au sujet de ma corve, "rayer un amoureux, et trouver un ennemi." L'ENVOI Ah, mendiant ou prince, pas plus, pas plus ! tre au loin et loin avec votre contrefiche et exposition. Plus la pomme est douce, plus noir le noyau: Rayer un amoureux, et trouver un ennemi ! American Review | www.PaperLyon.com | McGill Live Radio | Publish

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Poems by Dorothy Parker Afternoon After Spanish Proverb Alexandre Dumas And His Son Alfred Lord Tennyson Anecdote August Autobiography Autumn Valentine A Certain Lady A Dream Lies Dead A Fairly Sad Tale A Pigs-Eye View Of Literature A Portrait A Very Short Song A Well-Worn Story Ballade At Thirty-Five Ballade Of A Great Weariness Ballade Of A Talked-Off Ear Ballade Of Unfortunate Mammals Bohemia Braggart Bric-A-Brac But Not Forgotten Chant For Dark Hours Charles Dickens Cherry White Coda Comment Condolence Convalescent Daylight Saving De Profundis DGRossetti Dilemma Distance Epitaph Epitaph For A Darling Lady Experience Fable Fair Weather Faute De Mieux Fighting Words Finis For An Unknown Lady For A Favorite Granddaughter For A Lady Who Must Write Verse For A Sad Lady From A Letter From Lesbia Frustration Fulfillment Garden-Spot General Review Of The Sex Situation George Gissing George Sand Godmother Godspeed Guinevere At Her Fireside Harriet Beecher Stowe Healed Hearthside Incurable Indian Summer Inscription For The Ceiling Of A Be Interior Interview Inventory Iseult Of Brittany I Know I Have Been Happiest I Shall Come Back Landscape Liebestod Light Of Love Lines On Reading Too Many Poets Little Words Love Song Lullaby Men Midnight Mortal Enemy My Own Neither Bloody Nor Bowed News Item Ninon De Lenclos On Her Last Birthd Nocturne Now At Liberty Observation Of A Woman Dead Young One Perfect Rose On Being A Woman On Cheating The Fiddler Ornithology For Beginners Oscar Wilde Parable For A Certain Virgin Partial Comfort Paths Pattern Penelope Philosophy Plea Portrait Of The Artist Post-Graduate Pour Prendre Conge Prayer For A New Mother Prayer For A Prayer Prisoner Prologue To A Saga Prophetic Soul Purposely Ungrammatical Love Song Rainy Night Reacutesumeacute Recurrence Renunciation Requiescat Reubens Children Rhyme Against Living Rondeau Redoubleacute Roundel Salomes Dancing-Lesson Sanctuary Second Love Sight Social Note Solace Somebodys Song Song In A Minor Key Song Of One Of The Girls Song Of Perfect Propriety Sonnet For The End Of A Sequence Sonnet On An Alpine Night Star Light Star Bright-- Story Story of Mrs W- Summary Superfluous Advice Surprise Sweet Violets Symptom Recital Temps Perdu Testament Theory There Was One They Part The Apple Tree The Burned Child The Choice The Danger Of Writing Defiant Verse The Dark Girls Rhyme The Dramatists The Evening Primrose The False Friends The Flaw In Paganism The Gentlest Lady The Homebody The Immortals The Ladys Reward The Last Question The Leal The Little Old Lady In Lavender Sil The Maid-Servant At The Inn The New Love The Red Dress The Satin Dress The Sea The Searched Soul The Second Oldest Story The Small Hours The Thin Edge The Trifler The Trusting Heart The Veteran The Whistling Girl The White Lady The Willow Thomas Carlyle Thought For A Sunshiny Morning Threnody Tombstones In The Starlight To A Much Too Unfortunate Lady To Newcastle Transition Two-Volume Novel Ultimatum Unfortunate Coincidence Verse For A Certain Dog Vers Demode Victoria Wail Walter Savage Landor Wisdom Words Of Comfort To Be Scratched On

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