The Little Book of Modern Verse; a selection from the work of contemporaneous American poets by Unknown
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page 42 of 283 (14%)
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Wears a golden-belted coat;
Loiters in the dainty room Of this tavern of perfume; Dares to linger at the cup Till the yellow sun is up? Bacchus 't is, come back again To the busy haunts of men; Garlanded and gaily dressed, Bands of gold about his breast; Straying from his paradise, Having pinions angel-wise, -- 'T is the honey-bee, who goes Reveling within a rose! Da Leetla Boy. [Thomas Augustine Daly] Da spreeng ees com'! but oh, da joy Eet ees too late! He was so cold, my leetla boy, He no could wait. I no can count how manny week, How manny day, dat he ees seeck; How manny night I seet an' hold |
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