Poems by George Pope Morris
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O queen of rural maids--
My dark-eyed Magaretta-- The heart the mind upbraids That struggles to forget her! My love, I know, will seem A wayward, boyish folly; But, ah! it was a dream Most sweet--most melancholy. Were mine the world's domain, To me 'twere fortune better To be a boy again, And dream of Margaretta. Oh! memory of the past, Why linger to regret her? My first love was my last! And that is Margaretta! The Colonel. The Colonel!--Such a creature! I met him at the ball!-- So fair in form and feature, |
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