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Allegory. — A moral Vehicle

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I had a Gig-Horse, and I called him Pleasure,
Because on Sundays, for a little jaunt,
He was so fast and showy, quite a treasure;
Although he sometimes kicked, and shied aslant.
I had a Chaise, and christened it Enjoyment,
With yellow body, and the wheels of red,
Because ’twas only used for one employment,
Namely, to go wherever Pleasure led.
I had a wife, her nickname was Delight;
A son called Frolic, who was never still:
Alas! how often dark succeeds to bright!
Delight was thrown, and Frolic had a spill,
Enjoyment was upset and shattered quite,
And Pleasure fell a splitter on Paine’s Hill!

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Thomas Hood
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Allegory. — A moral Vehicle
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inglés
Época
Romanticismo
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Thomas Hood, «Allegory. — A moral Vehicle», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-allegory-a-moral-vehicle--thomas-hood-140c45.html

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