Beautiful maiden,
So daintily fair,
Thy rose-hued lips,
Thy soft, flowing hair,
Symmetric perfection,
Sweet, winning face,
The charms that thou wearest
A palace might grace;
And yet thy bright beauty
May wreck and despair.
Beautiful maiden,
Beware! oh, beware!
There are flattering tongues
That 'twere death to believe,
And loves who woo
But to win and deceive;
For innocent feet
There is many a snare.
Beautiful maiden,
Beware! oh, beware!
Beware
Madge Morris Wagner
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Poem topics: beauty, believe, death, despair, hair, rose, innocent, sweet, perfection, bright, face, soft, beautiful, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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