Dance in quotes:

At the Gates of Dawn – from “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn”

Night prowls, scratches sand, & then pads on, - from “Lucifer Sam”
“At night prowling sifting sand.”

the gnomes are sleeping in their gnomish homes, - from “The Gnome”
“And little gnomes stay in their homes.”

when darkness is increased by 1, to 7 – from “Chapter 24”
“It forms when darkness is increased by one.” – This makes no sense out of the context of the song.

& from the icy waters underground – from “Astronomy Domine”
“Around the ice waters underground”

a scarlet eagle rises, shining gold – from “Matilda Mother”
“With silver eyes the scarlet eagle”

on all. Floating down, the light resounds – from “Astronomy Domine”
“Floating down, the sound resounds”

blindingly – flap flicker flicker / Blam pow pow – from “Astronomy Domine”
“Blinding signs flap,”
“Flicker, flicker, flicker blam. Pow, pow.”

& all the land is lime and limpid green. – from “Astronomy Domine”
“Lime and limpid green, a second scene”

Amidst the grass, dandelions thrive. – from “Flaming”

Buttercups cup the light in the foggy dew. – from “Flaming”
“Watching buttercups cup the light”
“Lazing in the foggy dew”
“Sleeping on a dandelion”

Change, return, success, going & coming, - from Chapter 24
“Change returns success”
“Going and coming without error.”

nothing can be destroyed once & for all: - from Chapter 24
“Things cannot be destroyed once and for all.”

Look at the sun, look at the sky, look at the river – from “The Gnome”
“Look at the sky, look at the river”

lazily winding, finding its way to sea – partly from “The Gnome”
“Winding, finding places to go”

lazily winding, finding its way to sea. – the other part is from “Lucifer Sam”
“Lucifer go to sea.”

On Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at 1:14:47 PM UTC, Edward Rochester Esq. wrote:
> Dance in quotes:
>
> At the Gates of Dawn – from “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn”
>
> Night prowls, scratches sand, & then pads on, - from “Lucifer Sam”
> “At night prowling sifting sand.”
>
> the gnomes are sleeping in their gnomish homes, - from “The Gnome”
> “And little gnomes stay in their homes.”
>
> when darkness is increased by 1, to 7 – from “Chapter 24”
> “It forms when darkness is increased by one.” – This makes no sense out of the context of the song.
>
> & from the icy waters underground – from “Astronomy Domine”
> “Around the ice waters underground”
>
> a scarlet eagle rises, shining gold – from “Matilda Mother”
> “With silver eyes the scarlet eagle”
>
> on all. Floating down, the light resounds – from “Astronomy Domine”
> “Floating down, the sound resounds”
>
> blindingly – flap flicker flicker / Blam pow pow – from “Astronomy Domine”
> “Blinding signs flap,”
> “Flicker, flicker, flicker blam. Pow, pow.”
>
> & all the land is lime and limpid green. – from “Astronomy Domine”
> “Lime and limpid green, a second scene”
>
> Amidst the grass, dandelions thrive. – from “Flaming”
>
> Buttercups cup the light in the foggy dew. – from “Flaming”
> “Watching buttercups cup the light”
> “Lazing in the foggy dew”
> “Sleeping on a dandelion”
>
> Change, return, success, going & coming, - from Chapter 24
> “Change returns success”
> “Going and coming without error.”
>
> nothing can be destroyed once & for all: - from Chapter 24
> “Things cannot be destroyed once and for all.”
>
> Look at the sun, look at the sky, look at the river – from “The Gnome”
> “Look at the sky, look at the river”
>
> lazily winding, finding its way to sea – partly from “The Gnome”
> “Winding, finding places to go”
>
> lazily winding, finding its way to sea. – the other part is from “Lucifer Sam”
> “Lucifer go to sea.”

Yes, indeed, NancyGene is a great researcher and George Dance is a plagiarist:
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.arts.poetry.comments/c/23_1oXVwuvg/m/Ebsf7PBjAAAJ

On Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at 9:47:21 AM UTC-4, NancyGene wrote:
> On Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at 1:14:47 PM UTC, Edward Rochester Esq.. wrote:
> > Dance in quotes:
> >
> > At the Gates of Dawn – from “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn”
> >
> > Night prowls, scratches sand, & then pads on, - from “Lucifer Sam”
> > “At night prowling sifting sand.”
> >
> > the gnomes are sleeping in their gnomish homes, - from “The Gnome”
> > “And little gnomes stay in their homes.”
> >
> > when darkness is increased by 1, to 7 – from “Chapter 24”
> > “It forms when darkness is increased by one.” – This makes no sense out of the context of the song.
> >
> > & from the icy waters underground – from “Astronomy Domine”
> > “Around the ice waters underground”
> >
> > a scarlet eagle rises, shining gold – from “Matilda Mother”
> > “With silver eyes the scarlet eagle”
> >
> > on all. Floating down, the light resounds – from “Astronomy Domine”
> > “Floating down, the sound resounds”
> >
> > blindingly – flap flicker flicker / Blam pow pow – from “Astronomy Domine”
> > “Blinding signs flap,”
> > “Flicker, flicker, flicker blam. Pow, pow.”
> >
> > & all the land is lime and limpid green. – from “Astronomy Domine”
> > “Lime and limpid green, a second scene”
> >
> > Amidst the grass, dandelions thrive. – from “Flaming”
> >
> > Buttercups cup the light in the foggy dew. – from “Flaming”
> > “Watching buttercups cup the light”
> > “Lazing in the foggy dew”
> > “Sleeping on a dandelion”
> >
> > Change, return, success, going & coming, - from Chapter 24
> > “Change returns success”
> > “Going and coming without error.”
> >
> > nothing can be destroyed once & for all: - from Chapter 24
> > “Things cannot be destroyed once and for all.”
> >
> > Look at the sun, look at the sky, look at the river – from “The Gnome”
> > “Look at the sky, look at the river”
> >
> > lazily winding, finding its way to sea – partly from “The Gnome”
> > “Winding, finding places to go”
> >
> > lazily winding, finding its way to sea. – the other part is from “Lucifer Sam”
> > “Lucifer go to sea.”
> Yes, indeed, NancyGene is a great researcher and George Dance is a plagiarist:
> https://groups.google.com/g/alt.arts.poetry.comments/c/23_1oXVwuvg/m/Ebsf7PBjAAAJ

Yes, All info provided by the work of NancyGene, which I thought was known. Apologies.

On Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at 9:47:21 AM UTC-4, NancyGene wrote:
> On Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at 1:14:47 PM UTC, Edward Rochester Esq.. wrote:
> > Dance in quotes:
> >
> > At the Gates of Dawn – from “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn”
> >
> > Night prowls, scratches sand, & then pads on, - from “Lucifer Sam”
> > “At night prowling sifting sand.”
> >
> > the gnomes are sleeping in their gnomish homes, - from “The Gnome”
> > “And little gnomes stay in their homes.”
> >
> > when darkness is increased by 1, to 7 – from “Chapter 24”
> > “It forms when darkness is increased by one.” – This makes no sense out of the context of the song.
> >
> > & from the icy waters underground – from “Astronomy Domine”
> > “Around the ice waters underground”
> >
> > a scarlet eagle rises, shining gold – from “Matilda Mother”
> > “With silver eyes the scarlet eagle”
> >
> > on all. Floating down, the light resounds – from “Astronomy Domine”
> > “Floating down, the sound resounds”
> >
> > blindingly – flap flicker flicker / Blam pow pow – from “Astronomy Domine”
> > “Blinding signs flap,”
> > “Flicker, flicker, flicker blam. Pow, pow.”
> >
> > & all the land is lime and limpid green. – from “Astronomy Domine”
> > “Lime and limpid green, a second scene”
> >
> > Amidst the grass, dandelions thrive. – from “Flaming”
> >
> > Buttercups cup the light in the foggy dew. – from “Flaming”
> > “Watching buttercups cup the light”
> > “Lazing in the foggy dew”
> > “Sleeping on a dandelion”
> >
> > Change, return, success, going & coming, - from Chapter 24
> > “Change returns success”
> > “Going and coming without error.”
> >
> > nothing can be destroyed once & for all: - from Chapter 24
> > “Things cannot be destroyed once and for all.”
> >
> > Look at the sun, look at the sky, look at the river – from “The Gnome”
> > “Look at the sky, look at the river”
> >
> > lazily winding, finding its way to sea – partly from “The Gnome”
> > “Winding, finding places to go”
> >
> > lazily winding, finding its way to sea. – the other part is from “Lucifer Sam”
> > “Lucifer go to sea.”
> Yes, indeed, NancyGene is a great researcher and George Dance is a plagiarist:
> https://groups.google.com/g/alt.arts.poetry.comments/c/23_1oXVwuvg/m/Ebsf7PBjAAAJ

From now on, I shall be addressing/referring to him as George "The Plagiarist" Dance.