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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE DISCARDED LOVER, by AMELIA WOODWARD TRUESDELL
First Line: O love is illusion and passion a snare
Last Line: If you would have peace, with them you must part.
Subject(s): Hearts; Love - Complaints; Passion
First Line: O love is illusion and passion a snare
Last Line: If you would have peace, with them you must part.
Subject(s): Hearts; Love - Complaints; Passion
O love is illusion and passion a snare;
Of the promise they make you, beware, beware;
They'll put up a job to break your heart;
If you would have peace, with them you must part.
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