(@3She hums her words.@1) AH—Ah—Ah—if you ask for a love like that, Qu'est c'-Qu'est c'-Qu'est c'que tu fais dans cette galère? Hark—Hark—Hark—Hear the twittering, rustling feet: Alors, qu'est ce-e, qu'est ce-e qu'on peut faire. @3She speaks.@1 Tender and trusting and true That they may be otherwhere: Here one is just what one is— And—as for pledges to you— There—drink the scent of my hair: There—snatch your moment of bliss. @3She sings again.@1 Tender—Tender—Tender, trusting and true That, That, That they may be, they may be otherwhere: Si tu veux autre chose, je n'ai rien de plus, Qu'est c'-Qu'est c'-Qu'est c' que tu fais dans cette galère? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...CAELIA: SONNETS: 9 by WILLIAM BROWNE (1591-1643) TWO SKETCHES: 2. A.B. by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING SNOWFLAKES by HOMER HIGH CALHOUN DE CUNJAH MAN by JAMES EDWIN CAMPBELL EPITAPH ON TOMBSTONE ERECTED OVER MARQUIS OF ANGLESEA'S LEG by GEORGE CANNING TOWN AND COUNTRY by WILLIAM FRENCH COLLINS THE BLACK RIDERS: 32 by STEPHEN CRANE |