A great great great granddaughter
of Hogarth’s Shrimp Girl
the flower seller at Covent Garden
singing out in a voice
straight out of Shakespeare
Fair and buxom
skin like milk
fishwife cap
and flowers in her hair
She tosses back her head
with piercing cries
her sweet high voice singing out
like a songbird swooping
over the madding crowd
Poema de Lawrence Ferlinghetti para "The Shrimp Girl", 1745, William Hogarth. The National Gallery, Londres.
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