Social Commentaries
To a lacivious Blackamoore Woman
From Clarastella (1650), Epigrams, Lib. 1
Social Commentaries
Tis Night in thine, in my face day: but yet
Should wee joyn; wee might mongrel twilight get;
A Tawny-moore that would of both partake:
Haunt me not Shade! I'l no new monster make.
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Heath, Robert. “To a lacivious Blackamoore Woman.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/heath_r/90/.
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Heath, Robert. “To a lacivious Blackamoore Woman.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/heath_r/90/.
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