American poetry -- 19th century

Songs of the unblind Cupid

Lloyd, J. Wm. (John William), 1857-1940· 1 chapters· 1,268 words

_O Cupid are your blinders off? Sing!--laddie, sing! Snap the music blithe and free From the bold bowstring! You will be a man, now, You will see why; Every lass shall have her right And no lass shall cry!_

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_O Cupid are your blinders off? Sing!--laddie, sing! Snap the music blithe and free From the bold bowstring! You will be a man, now, You will see why; Every lass shall have her...