Exercise I
I should rhyme a ditty
Here, and witty
Will it be?
Let it be pithy,
Full of rails
And boasts
And tales.
Descriptive of the endless hosts
Of termagants who always see
Not the coffin for the nails.
And decks of ships along the coasts
Are empty as the windless sails.
Here, and witty
Will it be?
Let it be pithy,
Full of rails
And boasts
And tales.
Descriptive of the endless hosts
Of termagants who always see
Not the coffin for the nails.
And decks of ships along the coasts
Are empty as the windless sails.
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