English poem
To BENEDICK
by William Kenrick (1774–1829)
Thus costive bards themselves excuse, And lay the fault upon the muse; A slattern, rambling up and down, That, when they're dull, is out of town. But, come, for once, we'll let it pass, A witling is sometimes an ass.
More by William Kenrick
- To a Gentleman, Who Censured the Author for Scribbling Verses
- To a New-married Lady, Who Insisted on the Author's Writing a Song on Her
- To BEATRICE
- To BENEDICK
- To BENEDICK
- To Dr. K
- To The First Minister of STATE, for the Time being
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