Arts & Sciences
His rhymes the poet flings at all men's feet
From The Poems of William Watson (1893)
Arts & Sciences
His rhymes the poet flings at all men's feet,
And whoso will may trample on his rhymes.
Should Time let die a song that's true and sweet,
The singer's loss were more than match'd by Time's.
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Watson, William. “His rhymes the poet flings at all men's feet.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/watson/89/.
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Watson, William. “His rhymes the poet flings at all men's feet.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/watson/89/.
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