The Suppressed Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson by Alfred Lord Tennyson
page 84 of 126 (66%)
page 84 of 126 (66%)
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You should be silver-gray:
For what is this which now I'm told, I that took you for true gold, She that gave you's bought and sold, Sold, sold. O Ringlet, O Ringlet, She blush'd a rosy red, When Ringlet, O Ringlet, She clipt you from her head, And Ringlet, O Ringlet, She gave you me, and said, 'Come, kiss it, love, and put it by: If this can change, why so can I.' O fie, you golden nothing, fie You golden lie. O Ringlet, O Ringlet, I count you much to blame, For Ringlet, O Ringlet, You put me much to shame, So Ringlet, O Ringlet, I doom you to the flame. For what is this which now I learn, Has given all my faith a turn? Burn, you glossy heretic, burn, Burn, burn. |
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