A Woman of Thirty by Marjorie Allen Seiffert
page 80 of 85 (94%)
page 80 of 85 (94%)
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A Womanly Woman You sit, a snug, warm kitten Blinking through the window At a storm-haunted world-- Sleet wind caterwauls Through icy trees, Which clack their hands at you Tauntingly. Why should you leave Radiator and rubber-plant? Do people stand at attention to mourn a hero When they behold A frozen kitten In a gutter? Lolita Now Is Old Lolita now is old, She sits in the park, watching the young men pass And huddles her shawl against the cold. One night last summer when the moon was red, Lolita, hearing an old song sung And amorous laughter down the street |
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