Gamaliel Bradford (9 October 1863 - 11 April 1932 / Boston, Massachusetts)
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Anacreon's Apology
An eye where love with laughter twinkles,
And songs on kisses still insistent,
Blended with graying hair and wrinkles,
To you, my child, seem inconsistent?
In fact, you think such conduct shocking?
The old should mind their souls and purses?
Ah, youthful blood, refrain from mocking
Till you can only kiss in verses.
Gamaliel Bradford
Submitted: Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Poems by Gamaliel Bradford : 2 / 42
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