Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE FLIRT, by MAY WILLIAMS WARD Poet's Biography First Line: As the play approaches its climax Last Line: On the other side of him. Subject(s): Flirtation; Motion Pictures; Movies; Cinema | ||||||||
As the play approaches its climax The stranger sitting next me Reached for my hand and pressed it, Do you suppose it vexed me? Oh, no! In the dark, my hand pressed back And we snuggled up close. You see, The age of the bold bad stranger Was just about half-past three, And the villain was very noisy And the lights were very dim. I think he forgot that his mother sat On the OTHER side of him. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE LOST WORLD by RANDALL JARRELL THE MOVIE PICTURE COWBOY by EARL ALONZO BRININSTOOL THE HEREAFTER by AUGUST KLEINZAHLER JOHN WAYNE'S PERFUMES by WAYNE KOESTENBAUM A SERENE HEART AT THE MOVIES by WILLIAM MATTHEWS MOVIE STAR IN THE PROJECTION ROOM by EVE MERRIAM A PURCHASE by MAY WILLIAMS WARD |
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