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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO MY PHOTOGRAPH: A.D. 1897, by KATE CRICHTON GREDLER
First Line: Dear, round-eyed one, I wish I knew
Last Line: To your dewy charm and your smug complacence.
Subject(s): Photography & Photographers; Self
First Line: Dear, round-eyed one, I wish I knew
Last Line: To your dewy charm and your smug complacence.
Subject(s): Photography & Photographers; Self
Dear, round-eyed one, I wish I knew
As little about life as you!
Or that I felt one-half as certain
Of a happy end at the final curtain.
Across the years I make obeisance
To your dewy charm and your smug complacence.
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