Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LAUDO PUELLAM, by H. A. RICHMOND First Line: O christmas girl, whose dainty feet Last Line: O christmas girl. Subject(s): Beauty; Flirtation | ||||||||
OCHRISTMAS girl, whose dainty feet To-night so rhythmically beat In mazes of this Yule-tide dance, How, when I catch your laughing glance, How can I help your charms repeat? Safe 'sconced in this old window-seat, Behind these friendly curtains, sweet, 'T were just enough to hold thy hands, O Christmas girl. I might say words in this retreat, Where light and darkness seem to meet, To raise faint blushes to enhance The beauty of thy cheek perchance, -- With thee life's joys were all complete, O Christmas girl. | 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 PHYLLIS'S SLIPPERS by H. A. RICHMOND |
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