] lights [ɪ] tingle [ʌ/ ʊ] would [ɒ] of [i:] be [əʊ] cold [e/ eə:] there
[ei] chains [ɜː] word [ʊə/ u/ u:] moon [æ] and [ɔː/ ɔɪ ] or
Fireside
Always there would be stories of lights
hovering by bushes or at the foot
of
a meadow;
maybe
a goat
with
cold
horns
pluming
into
the
moon;
a
tingle
of
chains
on
the
midnight
road,
And
then
maybe
word
would
come
round of
that watery
art,
the
lamping
of fishes,
and
I'd
be
mooning my flashlamp on the licked black pelt
of the stream, my left arm splayed to take
a heavy pour and run of the current
occluding the net. Was that the beam
buckling over an eddy or a gleam
of the fabulous? Steady the light
and come to your senses, they're saying good-night.