Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FORTISSIMO, by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY First Line: My frand, you have been kind Last Line: Dey smile too blama loud! Alternate Author Name(s): Daly, T. A. | ||||||||
MY frand, you have been kind To me een manny way. You tal me I weell find Da gooda wife som' day; "Som' girl weell com' along," You say, "an' smile on you -- Dat's her!" But som'theeng's wrong; Eet ain'ta comin' true. I am afraid I need Som' othra kind of sign Dat I can easy read An' know da girl ees mine. Eef only dere would be Som' seemple kind of treeck For know she's mash weeth me I sure would grab her queeck! Eh? Sure, you bat my life! Dere's som' have smiled; but w'en I ask: "You be my wife?" Dey start to smile agen. You theenk dat pleasa me An' mak' me glad an' proud? Ah! no, my frand; you see, Dey smile too blama loud! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A LITTLE KERRY SONG by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY A SONG FOR NOVEMBER (1) by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY A SONG FOR OCTOBER by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY A TITANIC MOTHER by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY A VALENTINE by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY ALONG THE WISSAHICKON by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY APPLYING THE SERMON by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY APRIL by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY AT A HALL-ROOM WINDOW by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY BALLADE OF THE STRANGE WORD by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY |
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