Sun-Up and Other Poems by Lola Ridge
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smelled of sweet soap...
he couldn't shake me off, but his man did.... Funny--how the sky fell down and turned over and over like a blue carpet rolling you up, and the grass caught at your face-- it couldn't have been spiteful-- it must have been saving itself. Hot road... silly wind playing with your hair.... The road smelled of horses. I only got up when I heard a dray. : : Mama has sung ba ba black sheep, and put a chair with a cloth on it between me and the light. But the clock keeps saying: Dirty little beggar, dirty little beggar.... Some day I will get that boy. I will pull off his arms and legs and put him in a box and hide the box under the bed.... I wonder will he buzz |
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