Poets' Corner - Index of Poets

A complete book of 78 poems by Seeger is available, maintained by Bob Blair as part of the War Poets collection
I Have a Rendezvous With Death (BB)
Champagne, 1914-1915 (BB)

George Charles Selden

Never and Forever [1893] (JL)
The Loon [1893] (JL)
The Fire Soul [1893] (JL)

Robert W.[William] Service

(1874 - 1958) Canadian Poet, Journalist; born in England, "The Canadian Kipling"

The Spell of the Yukon [1907] -- a complete book of 34 poems
   The Shooting of Dan McGrew (CK)
   The Cremation of Sam Mcgee (CK)
   The Spell of the Yukon (CK)
Ballads of a Cheechako [1909] -- a complete book of 21 poems (BB)
Rhymes of a Rolling Stone [1912] -- a complete book of 50 poems (BB)
Fleurette (BB)

William Shakespeare

(1564 - 1616) English Playwright, Poet

Complete Sonnets:
Winter, from Love's Labours Lost
Spring from Love's Labours Lost (BTH)
Sigh no More, from Much Ado About Nothing
Under the Greenwood Tree, from As You Like It
Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind, from As You Like It
Carpe Diem
Fear No More from Cymbeline (A favorite poem of Abraham Lincoln)
Hark! Hark! the Lark, from Cymbeline
Full Fathom Five, from The Tempest
Where the Bee Sucks, There Suck I, from The Tempest
Our revels are now ended from The Tempest
A Madrigal (SUB)

John Shaw

(1778 - 1809) American poet and physician; died on a voyage to the Bahamas; poetry published posthumously by his friends

from Poems [1810]:
Sleighing Song (NM)
Song (NM)

Percy Bysshe Shelley

(1792 - 1822) English Romantic Poet

from St Irvyne; or, The Rosicrucion [1811]:
V. Bereavement
from Alastor; or, The Spirit of Solitude: and Other Poems [1816]:
To Wordsworth (NM)
from Rosalind and Helen, A Modern Eclogue; with Other Poems [1819]:
Ozymandias
Hymn to Intellectual Beauty (BB)
from Prometheus Unbound: A Lyrical Drama In Four Acts with Other Poems [1820]:
   Ode to the West Wind
   To a Skylark
   The Cloud
from Hellas: A Lyrical Drama [1822]:
Two Choruses:
Worlds on worlds are rolling ever (NM)
The world's great age begins anew (NM)
Adonais An Elegy on the Death of John Keats [1821] (BB)
from Posthumous Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley [1824]:
   Love's Philosophy
   Mutability
   When the Lamp is Shatter'd (CS)
   To...
   To Night
   Song
   Stanzas Written in Dejection Near Naples
   The Indian Serenade
from The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley [1839]:
   To Jane: The Keen Stars Were Twinkling
   Sonnet: England in 1819 (NM)
   Song: Men of England (BB)
   An Exhortation (BB)
   Good Night (BB)
   Hymn to Pan (BB)
I Arise from Dreams of Thee (FM)

William Shenstone

(1714 - 1763) English country gentleman

Sir Edward Sherburne

(1618 - 1702) English poet, translator of Seneca, Royalist, and Clerk of His Majesty's Ordinance; lost his Clerk's position during the Interregnum, but regained it with the Restoration and was knighted by Charles II in 1682 for services to the Crown.

from Poems and Translations [1651]:
Ice and Fire (NM)
Love's Arithmetic (NM)

Richard Brinsley Sheridan

(1751 - 1816) English playwright, state manager and politician

from The Duenna [1775]:
Had I a heart for falsehood framed (BB)

Frank Dempster Sherman

(1860 - 1916) American Architect

Witchery (BB)

James Shirley

(1596 - 1666) English playwright, schoolmaster, and poet; wrote over 30 plays; royalist who fought against Parliamentary forces during Civil War; died as a consequence of the Great Fire of London in 1666.

from The Contention of Ajax and Ulysses for the Armor of Achilles: [1659]
Death the Leveler
from Poems [1646]:
   To the Painter Preparing to Draw M. M. H. (NM)
   The Garden (NM)
   To a Lady Upon a Looking-Glass Sent (NM)

Dora Sigerson Shorter

(1866 - 1918) Irish Poet

Sir Philip Sidney

(1554 - 1586) English Gentleman, Poet, and Soldier

Astrophil and Stella [1586] (NM)
   Sonnets 1-30
   Sonnets 31-60
   Sonnets 61-84
   Sonnets 85-90
   Sonnets 91-108
Thou Blind Man's Mark (NM)
Leave Me, O Love, Which Reachest But to Dust (NM)
Ye Goatherd Gods (NM)
Psalm 19 (NM)

Lydia H. Sigourney

(1791 - 1865) American Poet and Educator

from Poems by the Author of "Moral Pieces": [1827]
   The Coral Insect (NM)
   Death of an Infant (NM)
   With Wild Flowers to a Sick Friend (NM)
   Flora's Party (NM)
from Zinzendorff and Other Poems [1835]:
The Indian's Welcome to the Pilgrim Fathers (NM)
from Illustrated Poems [1849]:
The Needle, Pen, and Sword (NM)
Niagara (NM)
Indian Summer
Indian Names

Edward Rowland Sill

(1841 - 1887) American Poet

William Gilmore Simms

(1806 - 1870) American novelist, editor, and poet; authored many non-fiction works on history, geography, politics, and literature

George R. Sims ('Dragonet')

(1847 - 1922) English Journalist

The Lifeboat [1904] (BB)
In the Workhouse: Christmas Day [1903] (BB)

Dame Edith Sitwell

(1887 - 1964) English Poet

The Fan [1923]
from Bucolic Comedies [1923]:
Aubade (NM)
from Clowns' Houses [1918]:
Clowns' Houses (NM)
from Facades [1922]:
   Came the Great Popinjay (NM)
   When Cold December (NM)
   By the Lake (NM)
   Bells of Gray Crystal (NM)

Osbert Sitwell

Orpheus [1923]

Sacheverell Sitwell

(1897 - 1989) English Poet; brother of Edith

The Parrot

John Skelton

(1460 - 1529) English Poet

Bertrand A. Smalley

She Sayeth 'No.' [1893] (JL)
In Autumn Days [1893] (JL)
Arbutus [1893] (JL)

Christopher Smart

[April 11, 1722--May 21, 1771] English Poet

The Long-Nosed Fair (NM)
On a Lady Throwing Snow-Balls at her Lover (NM)
The Sweets of Evening (NM)
On My Wife's Birth-Day (NM)
Epistle to Mrs. Tyler (NM)
Where's the Poker? (NM)
The Pig (NM)
Psalm XXIII (NM)
The Nativity of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ (NM)
Faith as a Grain of Mustard-Seed (NM)
Good-Nature to Animals (NM)
Mirth (NM)
On the Eternity of the Supreme Being (NM)
A Song to David (NM)

Menella Bute Smedley

(1820 - 1877) English Poet

A Face from the Past

Alexander Smith

(1830 - 1867) Scots poet and essayist

Glasgow (BB)

C. (Cicely) Fox Smith

(? - 1954) Nautical Writer

British Merchant Service (BB)

Charlotte Smith

(1749 - 1806) English Poet

Horace Smith

(1779 - 1849) Friend of Shelley

Ozymandias (BTH)

Langdon Smith

(1858 - 1908)

Evolution [1895] (BB)

W. Snow

Oxford in War-Time (BB)

William Somerville

(1675 - 1742)

A Song (NM)
Address to His Elbow-Chair, New-Clothed (NM)
Hunting-Song (NM)

Charles Hamilton Sorley

(1895 - 1915) Scottish Poet, killed in WWI

Rooks
All the hills and vales along (BB)
When you see millions of the mouthless dead (BB)
Song of the Ungirt Runners
Expectans Expectavi (BB)
Two Sonnets (BB)

Robert Southey

(1774 - 1843) English Poet; Poet Laureate from 1813-1843

The Battle of Blenheim
The Old Man's Comforts and How He Gained Them "You are old, Father William..." (BB)
The Inchcape Rock (BB)
My Days Among the Dead Are Past (BB)
The Old Woman of Berkeley (BB)
To A Goose (NM)

Robert Southwell

(1561 - 1595) English Jesuit; imprisoned and executed for treason against Elizabeth I

Upon the Image of Death (BB)
New Prince, New Pomp (BB)
The Burning Babe (BB)
from Saint Peter's Complaint: [1602]
New Heaven, New War (NM)

Sir Edmund Spenser

(1552 - 1599) English Poet, friend of Sir Philip Sidney; known for The Faerie Queen and for the Spenserian Stanza

Amoretti - A cycle of 90 sonnets [1595] (BB)
   Sonnets 1-30
   Sonnets 31-60
   Sonnets 61-90
Ruins of Rome : By Bellay - A cycle of 33 sonnets translated by Spenser (BB) in Bookshelf format

Harriet Prescott Spofford

(Apr 3, 1835 - Aug 14, 1921) American poet and fiction writer; encouraged to publish by Thomas Wentworth Higginson and introduced into literary society by him; after her marriage, her homes in Washington and Long Island became centers for literary society.

Alicia Ann Spottiswoode (Lady John Scott)

(1810 - 1900) Scottish songwriter

Annie Laurie (BB)

J.C. Squire

Another Generation [1923]

Edmund Clarence Stedman

(Oct 8, 1833 - Jan 18, 1908) American poet, literary critic, and anthologist; Civil War correspondent for New York World; formed his own brokerage company and gained a seat on the New York Stock Exchange; edited the works of Poe and two major collections of American poetry; President of the American Academy of Arts and Letters [1904,1907]; encouraged many young writers including Hamlin Garland, Edwin Arlington Robinson, Harriet Monroe, Lizette Woodworth Reese, Richard Hovey, and William Vaughn Moody.

J. K. Stephen

(1859-1892) English Poetic Parodist, Royal Tutor, and International Law Scholar

from Lapsus Calami [1891]:
The Ballade of the Incompetent Ballade-Monger (NM)
Sonnet (NM)
Drinking Song (NM)

Gertrude Stein

(1874 - 1946) American literary figure

from Tender Buttons [1914]:
Milk (BB)

James Stephens

(1882 - 1950) Irish Poet

Hate
from The Hill of Vision:
   In the Poppy Field (BB)
   In the Cool of the Evening (BB)
   The Loneley God (BB)
from Songs from the Clay:
   The Rivals (BB)
   The Goatpaths (BB)
   The Snare (BB)
   In Woods and Meadows (BB)
   Deirdre (BB)

George Sterling

(1869 - 1926) American Poet

Night Sentries [1913] (BB)

Ruth Sterry

Salutation [1913] (BB)

Wallace Stevens

(1879 - 1955) American Lawyer and Poet

Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock [1915]
The Snow Man [1921]
The Emperor of Ice Cream [1922] (CS)
Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird [1917]
Anecdote of the Jar [1919]

Robert Louis Stevenson

(1850 - 1894) Scottish Author, Essayist, Poet

A Child's Garden of Verses (complete text of 65 poems)
Songs of Travel and Other Verses (complete text of 44 poems)
Requiem (this is inscribed on his gravestone in the South Pacific)
From a Railway Carriage

J.E. Steward

The Messines Road (BB)

Trumbull Stickney

(1874-1904) Swiss-born American poet and classics scholar

from Poems: [1905]
   Mnemosyne (NM)
   They Lived Enamoured of the Lovely Moon (NM)
   On Some Shells Found Inland (NM)
   Be Still. The Hanging Gardens Were a Dream (NM)
   Mt. Lykaion (NM)
   Six O'Clock (NM)
   Dramatic Fragment (NM)
   Loneliness (NM)
   In Ampezzo (NM)
   In a City Garden (NM)
   Live Blindly and Upon the Hour (NM)
   The Melancholy Year is Dead with Rain (NM)

Richard Henry Stoddard

(1853 - 1903) American Poet

Silent Songs (NM)
The Night Before the Bridal (NM)
To Edmund Clarence Stedman (NM)
Triumphant Music (NM)
The Divan (NM)
In the Harem (NM)
The Grape Gatherer (NM)
The Sledge at the Gate (NM)
The Serenade of Ma-Han-Shan (NM)
'How are songs begot and bred?' (NM)
Summer and Autumn (NM)
Uncertain Sounds (NM)
Thought (NM)
The Moon on the Spire (NM)
from Songs of Summer [1856]:
The Flight of Youth

Harriet Beecher Stowe

(1811 - 1896) American Novelist

Still, Still with Thee (BB)

Archibald T.[Thomas] Strong

(1876 - 1930) Australian Poet

Australia to England (BB)

Muriel Stuart

English Poet

Christ at Carnival and Other Poems, the complete book of 21 poems [1916]
from Christ at Carnival and Other Poems:
   The Chalice of Circe
   The Fools
   À Chicot
From Cockpit of Idols: [1918]
Indictment
Recantation
The Listener
Thelus Wood
Poems, the complete book of 28 poems [1922]
from Poems:
The Seed Shop
In the Orchard
Man and his Makers
The Wood and the Shore
A Song for Old Love
The Harebell

Sir John Suckling

(1609 - 1641) English Poet

Out Upon It! (NM)
Song "Why so pale and wan, fond lover? Prithee, why so pale?" (NM)
A Ballad Upon a Wedding (BB)
I prithee send me back my heart (BB)

Walter Seager Sullivan

Her Promise [1893] (JL)

Jonathan Swift

(1667 - 1745) English Author, Poet, Satirist

Algernon Charles Swinburne

(1837 - 1909) English Poet

Arthur Symons

(1865 - 1945) English Poet and Literary Critic; first to use "decadent" and "symbolist" descriptions in literary discussion

from Silhouettes [1892]:
  Before the Squall (NM)
  Emmy (NM)
  Gipsy Love (NM)
  In Fountain Court (NM)
  At Burgos (NM)
  Javanese Dancers (NM)
from London Nights [1895]:
In the Stalls (NM)
Kisses (NM)
from Amoris Victima [1897]:
Love and Sleep (NM)
from Images of Good and Evil [1899]:
By the Pool at the Third Rosses (NM)
The Old Women (NM)
from The Loom of Dreams [1901]:
The Loom of Dreams (NM)
from The Fool of the World and Other Poems 1906
The Andante of Snakes (NM)
By Loe Pool (NM)
from Lyrics [1909]:
Amends to Nature

John Addington Symonds

(1840 - 1893) English Poet and Essayist

Hymn (BB)

Poets 'T' | Poets 'S'

John Bannister Tabb

American Poet

Rabindranath Tagore

(1861 - 1941) Indian (Bengali) Poet and Novelist, Paintr and Composer; winner of the 1913 Nobel Prize for Literature; knighted; resigned his knighthood in 1919 in protest of British repression in Punjab

from Geetanjali [1910]:
Where The Mind is Without Fear (NS)
Baby's Day (BB)

Allen Tate

(1899-1979) American Poet and Educator

Elegy: Jefferson Davis [1922] (BB)

Nahum Tate

(1652 - 1715) Irish Poet and Dramatist; succeeded Shadwell as England's Poet Laureate in 1692

While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks (BB)

Bayard Taylor

(1825 - 1878) American Travel-writer and Diplomat

Bert Leston Taylor ("B. L. T.")

(1866 - 1921) American Poet and Humorist

Upon Julia's Arctics (NM)
Aprilly (NM)

Sara Teasdale

(1884 - 1933) American Poet, won Poetry Society Prize 1918

Helen of Troy and Other Poems [1911]:
  the complete book of 78 poems, in Bookself format
selections from Helen of Troy and Other Poems:
   Wild Asters (NM)
   May (NM)
   Primavera Mia (NM)
   Christmas Carol (NM)
   Song
   The Wanderer
   Less than the cloud to the wind
   Pierrot
   The Kiss
   In the Metropolitan Museum
   Coney Island
   Central Park at Dusk
   For the Anniversary of John Keats' Death
   To Cleïs
Rivers to the Sea [1915]:
  the complete book of 91 poems, in Bookself format
selections from Rivers to the Sea:
   Peace (BH)
   In the Train (BH)
   Joy (BH)
   Alchemy (BH)
   Dooryard Roses (BH)
   Night in Arizona (BH)
   Spring Night
   I Shall Not Care
   Night Song of Amalfi
   A Winter Bluejay (NM)
   Desert Pools (NM)
   Leaves (NM)
   At Night
   April
   Come
   Broadway
   In a Restaurant
   Summer Night, Riverside
   Indian Summer
   Doctors
   The Rose
   Pierrot's Song
   Leaves
Love Songs [1917]:
  a specially edited edition of 41 poems, in Bookself format
selections from Love Songs:
   To E.
   Barter
   The Fountain
   Tides
   Spring Rain
   Wisdom
   Dew (NM)
   To-Night
Flame and Shadow [1920]:
  the complete book of 92 poems, in Bookself format
selections from Flame and Shadow:
   The Long Hill
   Water Lilies
   Two Songs for Solitude
   The Broken Field (NM)
    Snowfall (NM)

E. Wyndham Tennant

(1897 - 1916) English Aristocrat

Home Thoughts from Laventie (BB)

Alfred Lord Tennyson

(1809 - 1892), England's Poet Laureate from 1850-1892

Crossing the Bar
Ulysses
The Lady of Shallot (Lorena McKennit has a lovely song version of this)
The Eagle
Break, Break, Break
The Kraken (BB)
Charge of the Light Brigade
The War [1859]
In Memoriam, the complete cycle of 133 verses [1849]
selections from In Memoriam:
   V (BTH)
   VII
   XXVII (BTH)
   CVI: Ring Out, Wild Bells (JL)
The Oak
The Princess, A Medley (complete)
songs from The Princess:
   The Splendor Falls
   Tears, Idle Tears
   Sweet and Low
   Ask Me No More
   Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal
The Palace of Art
Locksley Hall
The Lotos-Eaters
Mariana in the South
The Flower
A Farewell
Of Old Sat Freedom
The Progress of Spring
from Maud:
XXII: Come Into the Garden, Maud
Amphion
Flower in the Crannied Wall
The Talking Oak
Fatima
Move Eastward, Happy Earth
The Death of the Old Year
Come not, when I am dead [1842] (BB)
Far--Far--Away [1889] (BB)
The Merman (BB)
The Mermaid (BB)
The Higher Pantheism (NM)
Sonnet, "How thought you that this thing could captivate?" (BB)

Frederick Tennyson

(1807 - 1898) English Poet; older brother of Alfred, Lord Tennyson

The Glory of Nature (BB)
The Holy Tide (BB)

William Makepeace Thackeray

(1811 - 1863) English Novelist, Satirist, Lecturer, and Poet

Ernest L. Thayer

(1863 - 1940) American Poet

Casey at the bat[1888] (CS)

Rowland Thirlmere

(1861 - 1932) English Poet

Jimmy Doane (BB)

Edith Matilda Thomas

(Aug 12, 1854 - Sep 13, 1925) American poet, novelist, children's writer, and nature essayist; in 1881, Helen Hunt Jackson procured publication of her first poems; became a reader for Harper's in 1908; strongly influenced by Greek classicism and John Keats.

[Philip] Edward Thomas

(1878 - 1917) English Poet and Biographer, Killed in WWI. friend of Robert Frost

Stanley Thomas

(1625 - 1678) English Poet, Scholar

The Magnet (NM)

Flora Thompson

(1876 - 1947) English village postmistress, poet, and nature writer; best known for her autobiography Lark Rise to Candleford

from Bog Myrtle and Peat [1921]:
   Heather (NM)
   August Again (NM)
   Garden Fires (NM)
   To Ronald Campbell Macfie (NM)
   The Earthly Paradise (NM)

Francis Thompson

(1859-1907) English Poet, Tramp,and Opium Addict

James Thomson

(1700 - 1748) English Poet and Dramatist

Rule Britannia! (NM)
Hymn on Solitude (NM)

James Thomson ("B.V.")

(1834 - 1882) English Poet, Journalist, and Essayist; wrote under the name of "B. V." ("Bysshe Vanolis") to distinguish his work from an earlier James Thomson

In The Room (NM)
Once in a Saintly Passion (NM)
The Fire That Filled My Heart of Old (NM)
from Sunday in Hampstead:
Day After Day of this Azure May (NM)
Day (NM)
Night (NM)
A Song of Sighing (NM)
Proem (NM)
Art (NM)

Marshall Putnam Thompson

The Old Professor [1893] (JL)
Castle and Cabin [1893] (JL)
A Mill Picture [1893] (JL)

Henry David Thoreau

(1817 - 1862) American Philosopher, Author, Essayist, Poet

George Walter Thornbury

(1892 - ?) English Poet

The Jester's Sermon

Chidiock Tichborne

(1567 - 1586) English

Tichborne's Elegy

Henry Timrod

(1828 - 1867) American Poet

Charles A. Tindley

(1851 - 1933) American Methodist Preacher and Gospel Songwriter

By and By (BB)

Jean Toomer

(1894 - 1967) African-American poet and fiction writer; his most important work Cane was one of the most significant of the Harlem Renaissance

Song of the Son [1922, Double Dealer] (NM)
Reapers [1922, Crisis] (NM)
Harvest Song [1922, Liberator] (NM)

Augustus Montague Toplady

(1740 - 1788)

Rock of Ages

Charles Hanson Towne

(1877 - 1949) American Writer and Editor

Waiting [1913] (BB)

Mary Ashley Townsend

(1832 - 1901) American poet; chosen official poet of the 1884 New Orleans Exposition

Thomas Traherne

(1636 - 1674) English Clergyman

Wonder (BB)
The Apostasy (BB)
Poverty (BB)

Herbert Trench

(1865 - 1923) Irish Poet

Richard Chenevix Trench

(1807 - 1886) Archbishop of Dublin

Harmosan (BB)
Three Sonnets on Prayer (BB)

Robert Calverley Trevelyan

Dirge (BB)

John Townsend Trowbridge

(1827 - 1916)

from A Home Idyll and Other Poems [1881]:
An Idyl of Harvest Time (NM)
Circumstance (NM)

John Trumbull

(1750-1831) American poet

The Country Clown (NM)

Frederick Goddard Tuckerman

(1821-1873) American Poet and Naturalist; close friend of Tennyson

from Poems [1860]
   November (NM)
   April (NM)
   Inspiration (NM)
   Picomegan (NM)
   Sonnets: First Series (NM)
And change with hurried hand has swept these scenes

Charles [Tennyson] Turner

(1808 - 1879) English Poet and Clergyman; older brother of Tennyson; changed his name to receive an inheritance

from Sonnets and Fugitive Pieces: [1830]
We Cannot Keep Delight (NM)
from Sonnets: [1864]
Prefatory (NM)
Loss and Restoration of Smell (NM)
The South-Foreland Electric Light (NM)
The Planet and the Tree (NM)
The Process of Composition: An Illustration (NM)
Token Lights. A Contrast (NM)
from Small Tableaux: [1868]
A Brilliant Day (NM)
On a Vase of Gold Fish (NM)
From Harvest to January (NM)
The Steam Threshing-Machine With the Straw Carrier (NM)
On the Eclipse of the Moon of October 1865 (NM)
Missing the Meteors (NM)
A Forest Sunset (NM)
Morning Sorrows (NM)
The Half-Rainbow (NM)
from Sonnets, Lyrics, and Translations: [1873]
The Hydraulic Ram, or The Influence of Sound on Mood (NM)
Arms Old and New (NM)
To the Gossamer-Light (NM)
from Collected Sonnets, Old and New: [1880]
Letty's Globe (NM)
Calvus to a Fly (NM)
The Sonneteer to the Sea-Shell (NM)
East or West? (NM)
The Sea-Side Truants (NM)

Thomas Tusser

(1524? - 1580) English poet, musician, and farmer; possessed an encyclopedic knowledge of agriculture which was embodied in the many editions of his Husbandry, one of the best-selling books in Elizabethan and Jacobean England

from An Hundreth Good Points of Husbandry [1557]:
   March (NM)
   September (NM)
   The End of Harvest (NM)
   Christmas Cheer (NM)
from Five Hundreth Points of Good Husbandry [1573]:
Upon The Author's First Seven Years' Service (NM)
from Five Hundreth Points of Good Husbandry [1580]:
A Description Of The Properties Of The Winds All The Times Of The Year (NM)

Royall Tyler

(1757 - 1825) American Revolutionary War soldier, lawyer, chief justice of Vermont, occasional poet, and first significant American playwright

My Mistresses [1800] (NM)
On a Ruined House in a Romantic Country [1806] (NM)
The Widower (NM)
Original Epitaph on a Drunkard (NM)

Katharine Tynan [Hinkson]

(1861-1931) Irish Poet and Novelist

To the Others (BB)
The Old Soldier (BB)

Ada Tyrrell

My Son (BB)

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