On The Lady Manchester Poem by Joseph Addison
On The Lady Manchester
While haughty Gallia's dames, that pread
O'er their pale cheeks, an artful red,
Beheld this beauteous stranger there
In native charms, divinely fair;
Confusion in their looks they show'd;
And with unborrow'd blushes glow'd.
'Confusion in their looks they showed And with unborrowed blushes glowed Uniqueness of natural beauty reiterated. Thanks for sharing it here.
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12/5/2024 6:36:50 AM # 1.0.0
Truly a charming poem from the previous era, sharply composed, but definitely crystal clear and with ironical-charming sound. Great pleasurable read.and cutest words here.5 Stars