Cheshire Bargain Poem by L. E. Fignon
Cheshire Bargain
Rating: ★2.0
The sound of oceans ringing,
In a wreath of waste and flesh,
Sought Lord James gallivanting,
Timidly beneath a picturesque,
The duchess withdrew her diamond,
To forge her iron heart,
'Let bleed, let bleed, instead,
quite deafening of sort'.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: oceans
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