Time proved its promise,
................................excited maidens
Everywhere hoping for
....................... knights with amour,
But here was a gallant,
............................ armed with latent
Power to bewitch,
............ swooning she felt so sure
That her virginity forsooth
............................ she gave, prime
Maidenhead forfeited,
............................her cavalier man,
Plain Thomas Bate,
...................... had a passionate time.
Her consent, ere long,
............................ had them planning.
Nights soon were stolen,
........................... raptures had savour.
But proved he worthy,
...................... or was he some knave?
(To be Continued)
Elizabeth and plain Thomas Bate, it seems they did procreate Men in uniform and maidens fair, to the wind they throw all care since the time, in days old, uniformed they're brave and bold what maiden could resist the sight, of a brave and shinning knight? ?
Fay, nice to read something different. I liked the layout of this piece, and look forward to the next part of your well written poem. Regards, Ian
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Now this is the question Fay. Oh how you can torment us with your talented writing. Must away and look further.....10 love Karin