George Faunce Whitcomb,
Jewels of Romance — Amourache
(1922)
“ Its fragrance, its warmth, and its softness to mine; The throbbing velvet of thy rose-crowned breasts hath driven Me mad, as I kissed the flaming tips divine. And yet I wanted thee still more. The pink-tinted plain beneath thy breasts' youth- shapen curve Hath ofttimes rested my head - my tongue at loss To describe in words the beauteous sight my eyes observe, Portals of thy soul, through strands of mid- night floss. ”
