As I Remember A Laugh-In Moment Poem by WES Vogler
As I Remember A Laugh-In Moment
Dick Martin: (at the pub) "I got the wine tab...
three dollars and fifty cents."
Ruth Buzzi: "Did we drink two gallons o that stuff? "
Dick: "Give us a kiss."
Ruth: "I'm not that sort of a girl."
Dick: "You'll walk home."
The sock-it-to-me girl was my favourite HOW DID THEY EVER GET AWAY WITH THAT? I frequently watch the Heehaw quqrtet (as a great form of entertainment)
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I would like to translate this poem
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4/18/2024 12:26:55 PM # 1.0.0.1119
A simplicity-laced literary nugget, this one...I like your deceptively light, yet powerful thematic bombshells; all prudently driven home rather ambivalently. One may opt for shallow reading, and still savor a vast deal between the lines. Or, they may choose to deal it a more philosophical glimpse, and now grasp lots of subtle 'life-wisdoms' tacitly hinted therein!