Frothings: Millers and Coquettes

THE MILLER .

It sweeps about the lantern's glare,
 With wondering wing;
 And has no sting,
It knows not Death is in the air—
 Poor thing—

THE LOVER .

He knows not she is a coquette,
 And yet will fling
 His life just blossoming,
To please her idle whim, her luring stare,
 Poor thing!
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