Frederick Locker-lampson Poems

• 1. My Mistress's Boots
  They nearly strike me dumb,
  And I tremble when they come
  Pit-a-pat:
  This palpitation means
  ...
• 2. Terrible Infant, A
  I recollect a nurse call'd Ann,
  Who carried me about the grass,
  And one fine day a fine young man
  Came up, and kiss'd the pretty lass.
  ...
• 3. Susan, A Kind Providence
  He dropt a tear on Susan's bier,
  He seem'd a most despairing swain;
  But bluer sky brought newer tie,
  And, would he wish her back again?
  ...
• 4. Mrs. Smith
  Last year I trod these fields with Di,
  Fields fresh with clover and with rye;
  They now seem arid!
  Then Di was fair and single; how
  ...
• 5. At Her Window
  Beating Heart! we come again
  Where my Love reposes;
  This is Mabel's window-pane;
  These are Mabel's roses.
  ...

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