Poems by George Pope Morris
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His faults let others scan:
There may be spots upon the sun, Which those may view who can; I see them not--yet know him well A POET AND A MAN. The Bacchanal Beside a cottage-door, Sang Ella at her wheel; Ruthven rode o'er the moor, Down at her feet to kneel: A spotted palfrey gay Came ambling at his side, To bear the maid away As his affianced bride. A high-born noble he, Of stately halls secure; A low-born peasant she, Of parentage obscure. How soft the honeyed words He breathes into her ears!-- |
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