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Daylight Saving by Dorothy Parker

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Dorothy Parker
(1893 - 1967)

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Daylight Saving

My answers are inadequate
To those demanding day and date
And ever set a tiny shock
Through strangers asking what's o'clock;
Whose days are spent in whittling rhyme-
What's time to her, or she to Time?

Dorothy Parker

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