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Richard Walker
(7/7/2007 8:35:00 PM)
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To Ogden Nash My Mentore-
Your rhymes were so geniously simplistly eloquent.
Better than anything before you came, or since you wuent.
They gave new meaning to the word ‘intent’.
I often wonder as I ponder –
If Ogden Nash had lived to be a hundred and ninety-three
the world of poetry would certainly have been blessed
with a masterfully myriadical montage
of wittirhymes and verseilines and perponderings in excessed!
(and he wouldn’t be dead yet either)
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Mo.
(6/28/2007 9:14:00 AM)
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''A classic poet! ''
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Milla Elphaba
(10/12/2006 4:49:00 PM)
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Mr.Nash delivers quite nicely
making use of comedy and also being a bit ice-y
He puts it down bluntly
and some poems are quite stunt-ly
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Julia Nicholls
(4/24/2006 5:49:00 PM)
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Ogden Nash was quite funny
Using words that were quite pun-ny
Instead of writing poems that had no strife
He could have gone out, and got himself a life
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Kimberly Kastner
(4/22/2006 2:28:00 PM)
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I like his poem 'The Tale Of Custard The Dragon.' So cute!
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Lawrence Scrivener
(3/23/2005 12:34:00 AM)
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What a clever persona was Ogden Nash,
Expounding his truth as well as his trash.
Some works proffered wit,
Some others pure grit,
With most saturated in balderdash.
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