Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AD IMPUDENTISSIMAM, by ANONYMOUS First Line: "audacious maid, when thee I meet" Last Line: But thought and speech both fail me / in wonder at thy cheek Subject(s): Wit & Humor | ||||||||
AUDACIOUS maid, when thee I meet I fain would offer praise, Compare thy dancing eyes of blue To lakes in summer days; Or else invent some golden name For the glory of thy hair, Liken thy lips to an opening rose, Thy throat to a lily fair. Yet more poetic I'd become If I, alas! might speak; But thought and speech both fail me In wonder at thy cheek. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A BALLAD OF BASEBALL BURDENS by FRANKLIN PIERCE ADAMS BASEBALL?ÇÖS SAD LEXICON by FRANKLIN PIERCE ADAMS BRICKS AND STRAW by FRANKLIN PIERCE ADAMS LORD HEYGATE by HILAIRE BELLOC ON A GREAT ELECTION by HILAIRE BELLOC IMITATION OF THOMSON by ISAAC HAWKINS BROWNE IMITATION OF SWIFT by ISAAC HAWKINS BROWNE TIS A LITTLE JOURNEY by ANONYMOUS |
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