Classic Poem

Ode 1.22

MAKES IT SIMPLER THAN EVER

The man that's good,
?He never has
To wear a hood
?Of steel or brass.
No shield he's got,
?No sword or gun;
He's safe in what
?He may have on.
A friend of elves,
?He tries his tunes
On shaggy wolves
?And burly bruins.
He sings an air
?That's old and sweet,
And ladies fair
?Sit at his feet.
They give him tea,
?They bring him food.
Who would not be
?The man that's good?English