(16 January 1874 - 11 September 1958 / Preston)

Poems of Robert William Service

101. Cardiac 1/13/2003
102. Careers 1/13/2003
103. Carry On 1/13/2003
104. Causation 1/13/2003
105. Celebates 1/13/2003
106. Charity 1/13/2003
107. Cheer 1/13/2003
108. Child Lover 1/13/2003
109. Cinderella 1/13/2003
110. Clancy Of The Mounted Police 1/13/2003
111. Class-Mates 1/13/2003
112. Clemenceau 1/13/2003
113. Cocotte 1/13/2003
114. Comfort 1/13/2003
115. Compassion 1/13/2003
116. Compensation Pete 1/13/2003
117. Comrades 1/13/2003
118. Confetti In The Wind 1/13/2003
119. Conqueror 1/13/2003
120. Contentment 1/13/2003

Lobster For Lunch

His face was like a lobster red,
His legs were white as mayonnaise:
"I've had a jolly lunch," he said,
That Englishman of pleasant ways.
"Thy do us well at our hotel:
In England food is dull these days."

"We had a big langouste for lunch.
I almost ate the whole of it.

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