Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Summary

Portrait of Ella Wheeler Wilcox Ella Wheeler Wilcox,  Poems of Passion — A Fable (1883)

“ That some of us ought to stop her."
"I have heard it said," quoth Hawk, with a sigh,
"That young lambs died at the glance of her eye,
And I wholly scorn and despise her.
This, and more, I am told they say,
And I think that the only proper way
Is never to recognize her."
"I am quite convinced," said Crow, with a caw,
"That the Eagle minds no moral law,
She's a most unruly creature."
"She's an ugly thing," piped Canary Bird;
"Some call her handsome—it's so absurd—
She hasn't a decent feature."
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