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1. “A Poet of Profanity! For I’ve been known with vulgar slang To stoke the Sacred Fire, And even used a word like ‘hang’, Suggesting ire.”
2. “A failing for profanity So to delight the dears I try, And often in the past In fabricating sonnets I Have fulminated: ‘Blast!'”
3. “A skinny, starving stray; it looked so pitifully small, a fluff of silver grey.”
4. “A smiling little orchard and a big potato patch.”
5. “Alas! though bards make verse sublime And lines to quote It takes a fool like me to rhyme About a goat.”
6. “All other friends may come and go, All other friendships fail; But these, the friends I’ve worked to win, Oh, they will never stale; And comfort me till Time shall write The finish to my tale.”
7. “Although from godly grace I fall, For sensed with sin my every act is, ‘Twere better not to preach at all, Then I would have no need to practice. So Sabbath day I’ll sneak away, And though the Church grieve my defection, In sunny woodland I will pray: God save us from Perfection!”
8. “An no, I never, never swear; Profanity don’t pay; To cuss won’t get you anywhere”
9. “And her thin little arms were stretched to you With a yearning joy that they never knew. She woke from the darkest dark to see Like a heavenly vision, that Christmas Tree.”
10. “Brother, you were born too late; Human life is but a breath. Men delve deep, where darkly wait”
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11. “Carefree to be, as a bird that sings; To go my own sweet way; To reck not at all what may befall, But to live and to love each day.”
12. “E’en as a toper from the dram-shop reeling, Sees in his garret’s blackness, dazzling fair, All that he might have been, and, heart-sick, kneeling, Sobs in the passion of a vast despair: So my ideal self haunts me alway, When the accounting comes, how shall I pay?”
13. “Each sunny day upon my way A goat I pass He has a beard of silver grey A bell of brass.”
14. “Gather around me, children dear; The wind is high and the night is cold; Closer, little ones, snuggle near; Let’s seek a story of ages old; A magic tale of a bygone day, Of lovely ladies and dragons dread; Come, for you’re all so tired of play, We’ll read till it’s time to go to bed.”
15. “God love her! how it cheered me then To see her there so brave and pretty; So she with needle, I with pen, We slaved and sang above the city. And as across my streams of ink I watched her from a poet’s distance, She stitched and sang . . . I scarcely think She was aware of my existence.”
16. “Grand-daughter of the Painted Nails, As if they had been dipped in gore, I’d like to set you lugging pails And make you scrub the kitchen floor. I’m old and crotchety of course, And on this point my patience fails; I’d sue my old girl for divorce If she showed up with painted nails.”
17. “Great Grandfather was ninety-nine And so it was our one dread, That though his health was superfine He’d fail to make the hundred. Though he was not a rolling stone No moss he seemed to gather: A patriarch of brawn and bone Was Great Grandfather.”
18. “He festered in a Marseilles slum, A starving genius, god-inspired. You’d take him for a lousy bum, Tho’ poetry of paint he lyred, In dreamy pastels each a gem: . . . How people laughed at them!”
19. “His crowded life of God’s good giving No man has relished more than I; I’ve been so goldarned busy living I’ve never had the time to die. So busy fishing, hunting, roving, Up on my toes and fighting fit; So busy singing, laughing, loving, I’ve never had the time to quit.”
20. “I diagnosed with weeping that on strychnine it had fed and so I bought a hamburg steak.”
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21. “I do not swear because I am A sweet and sober guy; I cannot vent a single damn However hard I try.”
22. “I go to the shop every morning; I work with my needle and thread; Silk, satin and velvet adorning, Then luncheon on coffee and bread. Then sewing and sewing till seven; Or else, if the order I get, I toil and I toil till eleven, And such is the day of Babette.”
23. “I have a compact to commune A monthly midnight with the Moon; Into its face I stare and stare, And find sweet understanding there.”
24. “I have no brief for gambling, nay The notion I express That money earned ‘s the only way To pay for happiness. With cards and dice I do not hold; By betting I’ve been bit: Conclusion: to get honest gold You’ve got to sweat for it.”
25. “I love the cheery bustle Of children round the house, The tidy maids a-hustle, The chatter of my spouse; The laughter and the singing, The joy on every face: With frequent laughter ringing, O, Home’s a happy place!”
26. “I watched them in a bleary daze of bitterness and pain, For oh, I missed the cheery blaze of vodka in my brain.”
27. “I’ve half a hundred men to boss, And take my job to heart; You’ll never find me at a loss, So well I play my part. My voice is hard, my eye is cold, My mouth is grimly set; They all consider me, I’m told, A bloody martinet.”
28. “Ignorance is bliss.”
29. “In all of spangled space, but I To stare moon-struck into the sky; Of billion beings I alone To praise the Moon as still as stone.”
30. “Little Brother, how I pray You may sanctuary find Peoples of the world succumb . . Fly, poor fools, the wrath to come!”
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31. “My Boss keeps sporty girls, they say; His belly’s big with cheer.”
32. “My brother is a man of weight; For every civic plum He grabs within one pie of state, While I am just a bum.”
33. “My brothers all are proud of purse, But though my poverty I curse, I would not for a diadem Exchange my lowly lot with them: A garret and a crust for me, And reams and dreams of Poetry.”
34. “My dentist had a powerful wrist He tries and tries in vain To make me grunt or groan or squeal With probe or rasp or drill.”
35. “O I will watch the maiden Moon Dance on the sea with silver shoon; But with the Queen Moon I will keep My tryst when all the world’s asleep.”
36. “Of all the meals that glad my day My morning one’s the best; Purveyed me on a silver tray, Immaculately dressed. I rouse me when the dawn is bright; I leap into the sea, Returning with a rare delight To honey, toast and tea.”
37. “Oh God! The beauty of the blow When I will blast his life; When I will laugh and let him know My mistress is his wife. Today a doormat for his feet, He loves to see me squirm Tomorrow,, how revenge is sweet! The turning of the worm.”
38. “Oh sure I could go on, but gee! it’s rough To be a pork-and-beaner at the best; To beg for bouts, yet getting not enough To keep a decent feed inside my vest; To go on canvas-kissing till I come To cadge for drinks just like a Bowery bum.”
39. “Oh, it is good afar to roam, And seek adventure in strange lands; Yet oh, so good the coming home, The velvet love of little hands.”
40. “On steak and kidney pie washed down with sparkling cider.”
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41. “Open wide the window; there’s a lark a-singing; there’s a glad lark singing in the evening sky.”
42. “Pines against the sky, Pluming the purple hill; Pines . . . and I wonder why, Heart, you quicken and thrill? Wistful heart of a boy, Fill with a strange sweet joy, Lifting to Heaven nigh, Pines against the sky.”
43. “She’s as light as any fairy; she’s as pretty as a peach; She’s mistress of the witchcraft to beguile; There’s sunshine in her manner, there is music in her speech, And there’s concentrated honey in her smile.”
44. “Singing all together with their throats bronze-bare.”
45. “Sitting in the dental chair Don’t you wish you weren’t there Well, your cup of woe to fill Just think of his infernal bill.”
46. “Sitting in the dentist’s chair Wishing that I wasn’t there To forget and pass the time I have made this bit of rhyme.”
47. “Slouching along in smelly rags, a bleary-eyed, no-good bum; A knight of the hollow needle, pard, spewed from the sodden slum.”
48. “So I’ll go back to Tennessee, And they will ask: How have you spent your Brief holiday in gay Paree?”
49. “So feathered friend, until the end you may divide my den, And make a mess, which (more or less) I clean up now and then. But I prefer the doom to share of dead and gone compeers, Than parrot be, and live to see ten times a hundred years.”
50. “Some poet chap had labelled man the noblest work of God: I see myself a charlatan, a humbug and a fraud. Yea, ‘spite of show and shallow wit, an sentimental drool, I know myself a hypocrite, a coward and a fool.”
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51. “Stupidity, let me be blind To all the ills of humankind; Fill me with simple sentiment To walk the way my father went; School me to sweat with robot folk Beneath the yoke.”
52. “That stairway grand of marbled might, The most majestic in the land, In statured splendour, flight on flight”
53. “They hospitably welcomed it and at the food rack gave it place.”
54. “Through eyelet holes I watched the crowd Rain of confetti fling; Their joy is lush, their laughter loud, For Carnival is King.”
55. “To see the skinny hag in black who boosts you up the curb.”
56. “Toil’s a tunnel, there’s no way out For fellows, the like of’ me; A beggar wi’ only a crust an’ a clout At the worst o’ the worst is free; but I work to eat, an’ I eat to work; It’s always the same old round, And I dassent fail for the day I shirk They’ll shovel me underground.”
57. “Trees, trees against the sky, O I have loved them well! There are pleasures you cannot buy, Treasurers you cannot sell, And not the smallest of these Is the gift and glory of trees. . .”
58. “We are wild as colts unbroke, but never mean. Of our sins we’ve shoulders broad to bear the blame; But we’ll never stay in town and we’ll never settle down, And we’ll never have an object or an aim.”
59. “When I was brash and gallant-gay Just fifty years ago, I hit the ties and beat my way From Maine to Mexico; For though to Glasgow gutter bred A hobo heart had I, And followed where adventure led, Beneath a brazen sky.”
60. “When with a clumsy, lucky clout he knocked the champion out.”
61. “Why should I be the first to fall Of all the leaves on this old tree? Though sadly soon I know that all Will lose their hold and follow me. While my birth-brothers bravely blow, Why should I be first to go?”
62. “Why should I be the last to cling Of all the leaves on this bleak bough? I’ve fluttered since the fire of Spring And I am worn and withered now. I would escape the Winter gale And sleep soft-silvered by a snail.”
63. “Yet let me not be unconsoled: So many greybeards I behold, Distinguished in affairs of state, In culture counted with the Great, Have tummies with a shameless bulge, And so I think I’ll still indulge In eats I like without a qualm, And damn my diaphragm!'”
64. “You know that old and withered man, that derelict of art, Who for a paltry franc will make a crayon sketch of you? In slouching hat and shabby cloak he looks and is the part, A sodden old Bohemian, without a single sou.”
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