The Fan.From far Japan 'Twas brought for Thee; 'Tis genuine Japanese___ Fair girl, accept it, please, And when it stirs a breeze Think now and then of me. If you shall flirt This fan to hurt Some vain, fond man, Whose life has sadly panned out With hopes at last so fanned out,___ Oh, who indeed then can doubt That he will curse Japan? The wind is ill That blows to kill___ Beware, beware! Your hand that's white and seemly, When vibrant soft, serenely, Hath power strange and queenly___ So fair! Take care! __A. A. B. Cavaness. |
Poems by Two Brothers
A. A. B. Cavaness & J. M. Cavaness
(Chetopa: J. M. Cavaness and Son. 1896)
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