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She wore a sweet pink bonnet	A
The sweetest ever known	B
And as I gazed upon it	C
My heart was not my own	B
For I know not why or wherefore	D
A pink bonnet put on well	E
Tho' few other things I care for	D
Acts upon me like a spell	E
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'Twas at the May Term Races	F
That first I met her eye	G
Amid a thousand Graces	H
No form with her's could vie	G
On Grassy's sward enamelled	C
She reigned fair Beauty's Queen	I
And every heart entrammell'd	C
With the charms of sweet eighteen	I
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Once more I saw that Bonnet	C
'Twas on the King's Parade	C
Once more I gazed upon it	C
And silent homage paid	C
She knew not I was gazing	J
She passed unheeding by	G
While I in trance amazing	J
Stood staring at the sky	G
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The May Term now is over	D
That Bonnet has 'gone down'	I
And I'm myself a rover	D
Far from my Cap and Gown	I
But I dread the Long Vacation	I
And its work by night and day	C
After all the dissipation	I
Energetic of the May	C
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For x and y will vanish	K
When that Bonnet I recall	L
And a vision fair will banish	K
Newton Euclid and Snowball	L
And a gleam of tresses golden	I
And of eyes divinely blue	M
Will interfere with Holden	I
And my Verse and Prose imbue	M
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These sweet girl graduate beauties	N
With their bonnets and their roses	H
Will mar ere long the duties	N
Which Granta wise imposes	F
Who when such eyes are shining	J
Can quell his heart's sensations	O
Or turn without repining	J
To Square Root and Equations	O
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And when conspicuous my name	P
By absence shall appear	D
When I have lost all hopes of fame	P
Which once I held so dear	D
When 'plucked' I seek a vain relief	Q
In plaintive dirge or sonnet	C
Thou wilt have caused that bitter grief	Q
Thou beautiful Pink Bonnet	C
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Edward Woodley Bowling

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