The Girl I love
She's strong and bold
that girl of mine
with skills i cannot speak
A face as fair as any I've seen
and a body any man should seek
Awit as sharp as flenshing knives
and smile to peirce the heavens
a tongue to waggle, still, or kiss
its tender words to my ears his
of matters light of leaden
A hand to hold or grasp or fashion
that flesh and blood in its wild passion
should my foul form embrace and tenderly
my loves caress will gradually
my heart begin to change.
Her skin is soft and pliant as cloth
but ivory white and firm with youth
a form so frail yet sure and fine
with majesty unfit to find
love in such a knave as me.
My love is such a Lady fine
and proud; that such a heart as mine
could never hope to have or hold
with such a one as she.
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