'Tis Loveliess, Sir Poem by Eli Siegel
'Tis Loveliess, Sir
When Sue Collins was a-courted a hundred years ago and more,
She was glad she was loved and she said,Yes, when Jim asked
her, Will you marry me?
The children of her children now live in New York, and one said
lately, I don't like New York but I keep my business here;
And one votes the straight Republican ticket year after year.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
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