Proud, arrogant, and conceited-

Her first impressions of Mr.Darcy,

She believed despite just having met.

She had judged a book by its cover.

He thought nothing of her, Miss Lizzy,

A plain young lady he thought a bore,

Unintelligent, uneducated she had to be,

He had judged a book by its cover.

Instantly hating him for his own words,

For dividing her sister from her true love

Her first impression proved stronger now

She had judged a book by its cover.

A longer look proved she had beauty,

Listening to her proved her intelligence,

Still he struggled with superior feelings,

He had judged a book by its cover.

A proposal soon was made by him,

To which she promptly turned down,

Thinking him an arrogant hypocrite,

She had judged a book by its cover.

He needed soon to change his ways,

An opportunity soon presented itself:

Helping Lizzy's family avoid scandal

He had judged a book by its cover.

A written explanation from him she recieved,

An uncle revealing Darcy's' help with her family,

His own doing reuniting her sister with her true love,

She had judged a book by its cover.

A second proposal soon was made,

And he would not have to ask again,

For this time Lizzy accepted his hand,

No more judging a book by its cover.