English poem
The Tale of a Broken Heart.
by Thomas Winthrop Hall (1862–1900)
She was a Beautiful, Dutiful, Grand, And rollicking queen of Bohemia, With a cheek that was Rosier, Cosier, And As soft as a lily, and creamier.
I love her no longer,— I swear it; But I oft spend a Dollar and Holler and Sit Through her antics. Oh, how can I bear it?