Redder
did her red cheeks grow,
Brighter
did her bright eyes glow,
And her heart, I fear
Throbbed
and leaped, and faster beat,
When
he whispered, low and sweet,
“May I call you dear?”
Now
they’ve wed and he has found
On
finance she isn’t sound;
And, I sometimes hear
That
her red face redder grows,
And
she longs to pull his nose
When he calls her “dear”.
March
18, 1896
Pub.
in Detroit
Free
Press, April 16,
1896
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