Versos English Thomas Winthrop Hall Almost Dying of Ennui.

English poem

Almost Dying of Ennui.

by (1862–1900)

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What do they care for my lips? Why did I come? It's a pity! Nothing but water and ships, And Jack far away in the city.

Oh for one ride in the park, With Jack humming bars from a ditty; Kissing me (when it grows dark). Fy! Oh—heigho, for the city!