Parody Of Tennyson'sto Edward Lear On His Travels In Greece Poem by Edward Lear

Parody Of Tennyson'sto Edward Lear On His Travels In Greece

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Delirious Bulldogs; -- echoing calls
My daughter, -- green as summer grass; --
The long supine Plebeian ass,
The nasty crockery boring falls; --

Tom-Moory Pathos; -- all things bare, --
With such a turket! such a hen!
And scrambling forms of distant men,
O! ain't you glad you were not there!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Darren Jkoeryo 09 December 2015

Amusing poem, nicely written.

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M Asim Nehal 09 December 2015

Humorous poem, enjoyable...

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Joey Valenzuela 12 July 2010

this poem is kinda funnier if you have read tennyson's 'To Edward Lear: on His Travels in Greece'

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M Asim Nehal 09 December 2015

I agree with u...

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