The Poetical Works of Laman Blanchard With a Memoir by Blanchard Jerrold |
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FALSE LOVE AND TRUE LOGIC.
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FALSE LOVE AND TRUE LOGIC.
THE DISCONSOLATE
My heart will break—I'm sure it will:
My lover, yes, my favourite—he
Who seemed my own through good and ill—
Has basely turned his back on me.
My lover, yes, my favourite—he
Who seemed my own through good and ill—
Has basely turned his back on me.
THE COMFORTER
Ah! silly sorrower, weep no more;
Your lover's turned his back we see,
But you had turned his head before
And now he's as he ought to be.
Your lover's turned his back we see,
But you had turned his head before
And now he's as he ought to be.
1836.
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