The Love Sonnets of a Car Conductor by Wallace Irwin
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I says, "To put it pleasant you're a screech,
Your smile would shoo the seagulls off the beach, Your face would give Vesuvius a chill. You're just what Mr. Shakespeare calls 'a pill Trying to keep company with a peach.' Now, if you want to answer with a speech, Open your trap at once, or else lie still." But when I handed Gill the Grip this cluster He simply clamped his language-mill down tight, Strangled his guff and acted rather fluster Although I'm sure I spoke to him polite. I guess that Mr. Gilly ain't the kind That understands when people talk refined. X Three days with sad skidoo have came and went, Yet Pansy cometh nix to ride with me. I rubber vainly at the throng to see Her golden locks - gee! such a discontent! Perhaps she's beat it with some soapy gent - Perhaps she's promised Gill the Grip to be His No. 1 till Death tolls "23!" While I am Outsky in the supplement. |
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