Elfie Poem by robert dickerson
Elfie
So heavy is her purse that Elfie
trips and stumbles with the weight of it;
Laudable attempts to shake her burden free
drive her desparately from shop to shop:
Saks to Bloomingdale's and back,
Boehm's to Bonwit's, till finally,
slung with purchases, she trips lightly home.
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