The Sunflower Or Poems
The Sunflower Or Poems
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In the bevy of girls, The prides of their mothers, So merry and many, He found never any To equal one Jennie The Queen of the group. Her dentals so pearly, And ringlets so curly, Her dimples and blushes And fadings and flushes, Eclipsed all the others; Were others divine, She was diviner; Who essayed to shine, She would outshine her O'er-match the whole troop With her arts and her flashes, Her top-knots and lashes And dallying tresses; Her luscious caresses And deep clinging kisses So earnest o...f blis Beyond, did him rapture, Completing his capture In the mystical loop.
THE SUNFLOWER.
Now Jennie's mamma Was a watchful old bruin, Proud and ambitious, Shrewd and suspicious, Scheming and zealous, Artful and jealous, [So gossip does tell us, And prudence presumes, ] Lest her daughter should ruin By luckless /rnw-^f/s, Her fair maiden fame, Or the family name, By singeing her plumes In the amorous flame.
Here Frank was encroaching The family laws; Too eager to loo He damaged his cause Was reckless and rash, Deserving the lash Or a merited snub.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the bevy of girls, The prides of their mothers, So merry and many, He found never any To equal one Jennie The Queen of the group. Her dentals so pearly, And ringlets so curly, Her dimples and blushes And fadings and flushes, Eclipsed all the others; Were others divine, She was diviner; Who essayed to shine, She would outshine her O'er-match the whole troop With her arts and her flashes, Her top-knots and lashes And dallying tresses; Her luscious caresses And deep clinging kisses So earnest o...f blis Beyond, did him rapture, Completing his capture In the mystical loop.
THE SUNFLOWER.
Now Jennie's mamma Was a watchful old bruin, Proud and ambitious, Shrewd and suspicious, Scheming and zealous, Artful and jealous, [So gossip does tell us, And prudence presumes, ] Lest her daughter should ruin By luckless /rnw-^f/s, Her fair maiden fame, Or the family name, By singeing her plumes In the amorous flame.
Here Frank was encroaching The family laws; Too eager to loo He damaged his cause Was reckless and rash, Deserving the lash Or a merited snub.
What to read after The Sunflower Or Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fletcher John Fletcher Hollister to read onlineMoreLess
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