Every bird-like nod and beck,
And a bird’s own curve of neck
When she gives a little peck
To her mate.
When you left me, only now,
In that furred,
Puffed, and feathered Polish dress,
Just to catch you, O my sweet,
By the bodice trim and neat,—
Every bird-like nod and beck,
And a bird’s own curve of neck
When she gives a little peck
To her mate.
When you left me, only now,
In that furred,
Puffed, and feathered Polish dress,
Just to catch you, O my sweet,
By the bodice trim and neat,—