Let no mouth your brain believe.
Sift from wheat
Every chaffed words with sound
Judgment. Praise you will receive
Surely of men,
But balance your head aground.
For blarney do quickly persuade,
Swaying
Swiftly a lady's heart off course,
By calling teffeta the best brocade,
Placing for ruin
A fool upon a regal, gammy horse.
Sep 15, 2014
Sep 15, 2014 at 4:35 PM UTC
Let no mouth your brain believe.
Sift from wheat
Every chaffed words with sound
Judgment. Praise you will receive
Surely of men,
But balance your head aground.
For blarney do quickly persuade,
Swaying
Swiftly a lady's heart off course,
By calling teffeta the best brocade,
Placing for ruin
A fool upon a regal, gammy horse.
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