Old Spookses' Pass, Malcolm's Katie, and other poems by Isabella Valancy Crawford
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"Go to! my thrall at last thou art! Ere bud to rounded blossom change; Thou wilt for wanton lips and heart Most false, thy soul exchange!" THE LAND OF KISSES Where is the Land of Kisses, Can you tell, tell, tell? Ah, yes; I know its blisses Very well! 'Tis not beneath the swinging Of the Jessamine, Where gossip-birds sit singing In the vine! Where is the Land of Kisses, Do you know, know, know? Is it such a land as this is? No, truly no! Nor is it 'neath the Myrtle, Where each butterfly Can brush your lady's kirtle, Flitting by! |
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