In Matilda's Album
Upon these rags transformed to paper
My goose-quill is compelled to run,
And I am forced in verse to caper
Half seriously and half in fun.
I who am used, such methods spurning,
Upon your rosy mouth my part
To speak in kisses warm and burning,
That flame resistless from my heart!
By fashion we are mania-bitten!
Are you a poet? — Then your wife,
Till in her album you have written
Like other stars, will plague your life.
My goose-quill is compelled to run,
And I am forced in verse to caper
Half seriously and half in fun.
I who am used, such methods spurning,
Upon your rosy mouth my part
To speak in kisses warm and burning,
That flame resistless from my heart!
By fashion we are mania-bitten!
Are you a poet? — Then your wife,
Till in her album you have written
Like other stars, will plague your life.
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