English poem
A SERENADE.
by Ambrose Bierce (1842–1914)
"Sas agapo sas agapo," He sang beneath her lattice. "'Sas agapo'?" she murmured—"O, I wonder, now, what that is!"
Was she less fair that she did bear So light a load of knowledge? Are loving looks got out of books, Or kisses taught in college?
Of woman's lore give me no more Than how to love,—in many A tongue men brawl: she speaks them all Who says "I love," in any.