Joseph Skipsey

The Violet and the Rose

The Violet invited my kiss.
     I kiss’d it and called it my bride;
“Was ever one slighted like this?”
     Sighed the Rose as it stood by my side.
 
My heart ever open to grief,
     To comfort the fair one I turned;
“Of fickle ones thou art the chief!”
     Frown’d the Violet, and pouted and mourned.
 
Then to end all disputes, I entwined
     The love-stricken blossoms in one;
But that instant their beauty declined,
     And I wept for the deed I had done!
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