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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A LOST TALISMAN, by RAY CLARKE ROSE
First Line: Among the palms the thing was lost
Last Line: They're always swell and dressy.
Subject(s): Jewelry & Jewelers
First Line: Among the palms the thing was lost
Last Line: They're always swell and dressy.
Subject(s): Jewelry & Jewelers
AMONG the palms the Thing was lost —
That gilded circlet, rich embossed,
And marked, "From Ned to Bessie."
"A belt?" — oh, no! "A ring?" — not yet!
An ample g — oodness! In her set
They're always swell and dressy.
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