Old Spookses' Pass, Malcolm's Katie, and other poems by Isabella Valancy Crawford
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"If thou wilt hold my silver hair
O lady, sweet and chaste; We'll dance upon the sparkling air And to thy lover haste. A lily lies upon thy breast Snow-white as it can be-- It holds thee strong--sweet, with the rest Yield lilied chastity." "O Thistle-down, false Thistle-down I've parted Pride and Gold; Laid past my jewels and my crown-- My golden robings' fold. I will not lay my lily past-- Love's light as vanity When to the mocking wind is cast The lily, Chastity." BOUCHE-MIGNONNE. Bouche-Mignonne liv'd in the mill; Past the vineyards shady; Where the sun shone on a rill Jewell'd like a lady. Proud the stream with lily-bud, Gay with glancing swallow; |
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