JAMES SMITH.
(1775-1839.)
[LVI.] THE POET OF FASHION.
From the famous Rejected Addresses.
His book is successful, he's steeped in renown,
His lyric effusions have tickled the town;
Dukes, dowagers, dandies, are eager to trace
The fountain of verse in the verse-maker's face:
While, proud as Apollo, with peers tête-à-tête,