Today's Terribly Torrid Troubadour
Sep. 14th, 2004 02:21 pmEliza Cook (1818-1889)
from The Carrion Crow
I plunged my beak in the marbling cheek,
I perched on the clammy brow:
And a dainty treat was that fresh meat
To the greedy Carrion Crow.
...
And quickly his breast had a table guest,
In the hungry Carrion Crow.
from Song of the Sea Weed
Many a lip is gaping for drink,
And madly calling for rain;
And some hot brains are beginning to think
Of a messmate's opened vein.
from The Carrion Crow
I plunged my beak in the marbling cheek,
I perched on the clammy brow:
And a dainty treat was that fresh meat
To the greedy Carrion Crow.
...
And quickly his breast had a table guest,
In the hungry Carrion Crow.
from Song of the Sea Weed
Many a lip is gaping for drink,
And madly calling for rain;
And some hot brains are beginning to think
Of a messmate's opened vein.