Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HER SATIN FAN, by JAMES GOODWIN First Line: Her satin fan is wondrous white Last Line: Her satin fan. Subject(s): Flirtation | ||||||||
HER satin fan is wondrous white; Its frame with smoothest ivory bright Is twined and carved in subtle plan To snare the wayward heart of man, -- Oh, tempt thou not its magic might! 'T is wreathed around with swansdown light, And on its shining side a flight Of painted swallows quaint doth span Her satin fan. Thou foolish one, beware the sight, Or rue in vain thy hapless plight; A slave within her captives' van, If thou her loveliness wilt scan When seemeth softly to invite Her satin fan. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...VENTRILOQUISM by JOHN FREDERICK NIMS SNAP CHAT: MARRAKECH by TIMOTHY LIU THE LADY'S 'YES' by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING THE FLIRT by WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES GARDEN WIRELESS by CARL SANDBURG |
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