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Z is for Zany
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| Z is for Zany written by William Henry Davies |
| From "A Poet's Alphabet", 1925 | Link to further information |
Why does a woman change her moods?
That man may have no thought but hers;
When man has silent, unknown dreams,
Oh, how it troubles her with fears:
Her words, what jealous fear they prove -
'A penny for your thoughts, my love.'
When I would think, she laughs and talks,
That I shall know a woman's there;
She stops my hand, when it would write:
I took her for my staff, but swear -
By every devil and every god -
This woman's love is now my rod!
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