SHE was a beauty in the days When Madison was President, And quite coquettish in her ways, -- On conquests of the heart intent. Grandpapa, on his right knee bent, Wooed her in stiff, old-fashioned phrase, -- She was a beauty in the days When Madison was President. And when your roses where hers went Shall go, my Rose, who date from Hayes, I hope you'll wear her sweet content Of whom tradition lightly says: She was a beauty in the days When Madison was President. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SONNET TO MASTER GABRIELL HARVEY, DOCTOR OF LAWES by EDMUND SPENSER MASSACRE OF THE MACPHERSON by WILLIAM EDMONSTOUNE AYTOUN REBECCA; WHO SLAMMED DOORS FOR FUN AND PERISHED MISERABLY by HILAIRE BELLOC FULLNESS OF THE BIBLE by H. J. BETTS THE TABLE D'HOTE by JOHN PAUL BOCOCK |