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Poem by Cole Porter What a Joy to Be Young A girl of sweet sixteen Believes ev'ry word she hears When any little boy appears And plays a love scene. It would be rather fun To be sixteen again, And still have faith in men, But that's all over now. I'm twenty-one. What a joy to be young. And to b'lieve ev'ry love-song that's sung. What a blessing to be not so clever, As to doubt if love can go on forever. Ev'ry day I am told, You'll be wiser by far when you're old. But till away the last sweet dream has been flung, What a wonderful joy To be in love and young. Cole Porter Cole Porter's other poems: ![]() 1315 Views |
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