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A Bee his burnished Carriage
Drove boldly to a Rose—
Combinedly alighting—
Himself—his Carriage was—
The Rose received his visit
With frank tranquillity
Withholding not a Crescent
To his Cupidity—
Their Moment consummated—
Remained for him—to flee—
Remained for her—of rapture
But the humility.

Edited by Peter Carter

Added: 2 Apr 2003 | Last Read: 12 Oct 2008 1:41 PM | Viewed: 5585 times

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