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LAURA On me he shall ne'er put a ring, So, mamma, 'tis in vain to take trouble, For I was but eighteen in spring While his age exactly is double. MAMMA He's but in his thirty-sixth year, Tall, handsome, good-natured and witty, And should you refuse him, my dear, May you die an old maid without pity! LAURA His figure, I grant you, will pass, And at present he's young enough plenty; But when I am sixty, alas! Will not he be a hundred and twenty?
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"LAURA..."
Exploring the themes of classical-poetry, Charles Graham Halpine AKA Miles O'Reilly delivers a powerful performance in "Untitled"... ### Why We Love This Line At Linespedia, we believe that poetry is the ultimate sanctuary for the soul...