The Ledbury Road Poem by Radclyffe Hall
The Ledbury Road
The road that leads to Ledbury
Oh ! it be such a pretty way.
As far as Wales you'll likely see.
Suppose the month be May.
The little birds they sing and sing,
The blackbirds and the thrushes do,
And after rain in early Spring
The grass looks green and new.
I wish that I were walking there,
Along that road so still and wide,
A lad without a thought or care.
My true-love at my side !
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