A Jongleur Strayed - Verses on Love and Other Matters Sacred and Profane by Richard Le Gallienne
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TO THE LOVE OF ANDRÉ AND GWEN _If after times Should pay the least attention to these rhymes, I bid them learn 'Tis not my own heart here That doth so often seem to break and burn-- O no such thing!-- Nor is it my own dear Always I sing: But, as a scrivener in the market-place, I sit and write for lovers, him or her, Making a song to match each lover's case-- A trifling gift sometimes the gods confer!_ (After STRATO) |
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