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 \nAutobiograpby  \nPLOUGHMAN OF THE MOONHARPER OF HEAVEN  \nLYRICS OF ALOWBROW  \n# A Book of Verse\n\nROBERT SERVICE  \nLONDONERNEST BENN LIMITED  \nFirst published I951  \nPublisbed by Ernest Benn LimitedBoverie House,Fleet Street,London,E.C.4.Printed in Great Britain by Staples PrintersLtd.,at their Rochester,Kent,establishment  \n# PRELUDE\n\nAbyes,I know my brow is lowAnd often wished it bigh,  \nSo that I migbt with rapture writeAn epic of the sky;  \nA poem cast in contour vast,Offabled gods and fays;  \nA classic screed that few would readYet nearly all would praise.  \nAlas!Low-browed,to lure the crowdWith cap and bells I sing;  \nAnd some may cheer and some may jeer,And some a farthing fing.The lofty line will ne'er be mine,To rude rbyme I belong,  \nAnd try to please the least of theseWho listen to my song.  \nKind folk!excuse my moron museWhose earthiness I rue;Of bomespm class it is alas!The best that I can do.  \nOf grosser grain I strive in vainTo scale the alps of Art...  \nA clown I go:Houp La!—But OhThe bunger in my heart!","cbCaig33bbSXSNlx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig33bbSXSNlx","pdf",3979324,214,"English","# Prelude\n## Poetic self-introduction\n## Low-brow style and audience response\n## Humor and heartfelt tone","[{\"question\":\"What kind of content does Lyrics of a Lowbrow present?\",\"answer\":\"It presents a large collection of verse—over one hundred new pieces—covering diverse subjects in vigorous, rhythmical lines.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Prelude describe the speaker’s style?\",\"answer\":\"The “Prelude” shows the speaker acknowledging a “low” brow and embracing “rude rhyme,” aiming to please listeners even without lofty poetic ambitions.\"},{\"question\":\"Which section headings indicate the range of topics in the collection?\",\"answer\":\"The text points to headings including “Dawson Ditties,” “Rhymes for Ribaldry,” and “Rhymes for Reverence” as examples of the variety of subjects.\"}]","Lyrics of a Lowbrow - A Book of Verse | PDF",1791873084,330]