Tobogganing on Parnassus by Franklin P. Adams
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I shall be free from Oblivion's curse;
Mine is a name that the future will cherish-- I shall be known by my excellent verse. I shall be famous all over this nation Centuries after myself shall have died; People will point to my versification-- I, who was born on the Lower East Side! Come, then, Melpomene, why not admit me? I want a wreath that is Delphic and green, Seven, I think, is the size that will fit me-- Slip me some laurel to wear on my bean. |
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