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News Item | 19 | |
'Wig, rouge, honey' | 19 | |
Their Sex Life | 19 | |
Epigram VI.57 | 20 | |
Epigram IX.33 | 20 | |
Boston | 20 | |
'Diophon' | 21 | |
'Hermogenes is rather short' | 21 | |
A Case | 21 | |
Twins | 22 | |
'Busts and bosoms have I known' | 22 | |
'I like a woman built on ample lines' | 22 | |
This Englishwoman | 22 | |
Fatigue | 23 | |
Variation on Belloc's 'Fatigue' | 23 | |
Resume | 23 | |
'Mean old Hermon' | 24 | |
The Hardship of Accounting | 24 | |
Epigram | 24 | |
Human Life | 25 | |
Cherry White | 25 | |
Some are Born | 26 | |
Common Sense | 26 | |
The Question | 26 | |
Company | 27 | |
Samson Agonistes | 27 | |
'Man stole fire' | 27 | |
'Having slept with a man' | 28 | |
Prophetic Soul | 28 | |
Two Cures for Love | 28 | |
'Eutychus the painter' | 29 | |
Reflection of Ice-breaking | 29 | |
Genealogical Reflection | 29 | |
Reminiscent Reflection | 30 | |
Crossing the Border | 30 | |
Epigram II.38 | 31 | |
On Rutt the Judge | 31 | |
Treason | 31 | |
On Certain Ladies | 32 | |
On Taking a Wife | 32 | |
Swans Sing Before They Die | 32 | |
Juliet | 33 | |
The Reward | 33 | |
Relativity | 37 | |
Mind and Matter | 37 | |
Determinism | 37 | |
'A young schizophrenic named Struther' | 38 | |
Idealism | 38 | |
A Reply | 38 | |
'There was a young lady of Riga' | 39 | |
'There was an old man of Boulogne' | 39 | |
'There was an old party of Lyme' | 39 | |
'When Daddy and Mum got quite plastered' | 39 | |
Bump! | 40 | |
Drusilla | 40 | |
Edouard | 40 | |
Arthur | 41 | |
Benjamin | 41 | |
Carlotta | 41 | |
Requiem | 42 | |
'A Young Person came out of the mists' | 42 | |
'As the poets have mournfully sung' | 42 | |
'There was an Old Man with a beard' | 43 | |
'There was an Old Lady of Chertsey' | 43 | |
'There was an Old Man whose despair' | 43 | |
'There was an Old Man who said, "Hush!"' | 43 | |
Nomenclaturik | 44 | |
Oscar Wilde | 45 | |
D. G. Rossetti | 45 | |
Alexandre Dumas and His Son | 45 | |
George Gissing | 46 | |
Walter Savage Landor | 46 | |
From Biography for Beginner: J. S. Mill | 47 | |
From Biography for Beginner: 'The intrepid Ricardo' | 47 | |
From Biography for Beginner: '"No, air," and General Sherman' | 47 | |
From Biography for Beginner: George III | 47 | |
From Biography for Beginner: Adam Smith | 47 | |
From Academic Graffiti: 'Lord Byron' | 48 | |
From Academic Graffiti: 'Henry Adams' | 48 | |
From Academic Graffiti: 'Henry James' | 48 | |
From Academic Graffiti: 'When Karl Marx' | 48 | |
From Academic Graffiti: 'Cardinal Newman' | 48 | |
B Kw rtn | 51 | |
Lapsus Linguae | 51 | |
Faults | 52 | |
40-Love | 52 | |
Tenuous and Precarious | 53 | |
The Ceiling | 54 | |
Tarantella | 55 | |
'In this mirror' | 56 | |
No! | 57 | |
A Ternarie of Littles, Upon a Pipkin of Jellie Sent to a Lady | 58 | |
The Carcajou and the Kincajou | 59 | |
The Modern Hiawatha | 59 | |
The Mad Gardener's Song | 60 | |
From the Embassy | 62 | |
The Waif | 63 | |
What the Spider Heard | 64 | |
The Fly | 65 | |
Spring in the Bronx | 65 | |
A Little Lamb | 65 | |
Rillons, Rillettes | 66 | |
Private Means is Dead | 67 | |
V. B. Nimble, V. B. Quick | 68 | |
Squeeze Play | 69 | |
In the Dumps | 69 | |
Vendetta | 70 | |
Jabberwocky | 71 | |
The Termite | 72 | |
Symptom Recital | 75 | |
For an Amorous Lady | 76 | |
Take Me in Your Arms, Miss Moneypenny-Wilson | 77 | |
'The author loving these homely meats' | 79 | |
'On sunny days' | 80 | |
'The impudence of some people' | 80 | |
'While describing to her best friend' | 80 | |
'He marvelled at her breasts' | 80 | |
Alice is at It Again | 81 | |
A True Maid | 84 | |
A Song of a Young Lady to Her Ancient Lover | 85 | |
The Old Man's Complaint: By Mr. Wells | 87 | |
Always True to You in My Fashion | 88 | |
Love Me Little, Love Me Long | 91 | |
Elinor Glyn | 91 | |
Fatal Love | 92 | |
One Perfect Rose | 93 | |
Ich liebe solche weisse Glieder | 94 | |
Ending | 95 | |
The Trouble with Women is Men | 96 | |
A Word to Husbands | 98 | |
Autumn | 98 | |
St. Ives | 99 | |
Hot and Cold | 99 | |
The Mistake | 100 | |
Sucking Cider Through a Straw | 101 | |
The Newlyweds | 102 | |
On Kant's Definition of Marriage in The Metaphysics of Ethics | 103 | |
Spectator ab extra | 107 | |
Recipe for a Salad | 108 | |
Peas | 109 | |
The Bun | 109 | |
Sonnet to Vauxhall | 110 | |
Smelt and Tasted | 111 | |
Heard and Seen | 112 | |
The 'Satire' | 113 | |
The Comming of Good Luck | 113 | |
Blisse | 114 | |
Divided Destinies | 115 | |
Look for the Silver Lining | 117 | |
Hotel | 118 | |
Praise is a Mirror | 119 | |
The Nightmare | 120 | |
Complaint to Four Angels | 123 | |
Epigram V.9 | 125 | |
Epigram IV.70 | 125 | |
I've been to a Marvellous Party | 126 | |
The Party Next Door | 130 | |
Evening Musicale | 132 | |
Stately as a Galleon | 133 | |
A Literary Dinner | 135 | |
Vers de Societe | 136 | |
How Pleasant to Know Mr. Lear | 141 | |
Posterity | 143 | |
Henry King | 144 | |
The Purist | 145 | |
Upon Clunn | 146 | |
The Tank | 148 | |
Miss Clegg | 149 | |
Mad Dogs and Englishmen | 150 | |
Lines for Cuscuscaraway and Mirza Murad Ali Beg | 154 | |
Yes and No | 157 | |
The Latest Decalogue | 158 | |
I Had Duck-billed Platypus | 159 | |
In a Copy of More's (or Shaw's or Wells's or Plato's or Anybody's) Utopia | 161 | |
On a General Election | 162 | |
The Solution | 162 | |
Low Down Sandcastle Blues | 163 | |
A Modest Politician | 164 | |
Epitaph on a Politician | 164 | |
Lord Finchley | 164 | |
The Pacifist | 164 | |
The World State | 165 | |
Lord Lundy | 166 | |
There Lived a King | 170 | |
The Ewart Organization | 172 | |
Guns Before Butter | 173 | |
High Sugar | 174 | |
Bloomsbury Snapshot | 177 | |
Reproof Deserved, or After the Lecture | 178 | |
The Black Box | 180 | |
Cacoethes Scribendi | 181 | |
On His Books | 181 | |
From The Second Part of Absalom and Achitophel | 182 | |
'You cannot hope to bribe or twist' | 184 | |
'A critic is a creature who has views' | 184 | |
On a Lady who P - st at the Tragedy of Cato | 185 | |
Academic | 185 | |
To Minerva | 186 | |
Philological | 186 | |
The Uncertainty of the Poet | 187 | |
The Pig | 191 | |
The Wasp | 191 | |
The Frog Prince | 192 | |
The Frog | 194 | |
The Octopus | 195 | |
The Eel | 195 | |
The Rabbit | 195 | |
To a Mouse | 196 | |
Mouse | 198 | |
Carp | 198 | |
Epigram III.35 ('Instant Fish') | 199 | |
To a Fish | 199 | |
A Fish Answers | 200 | |
The Python | 201 | |
The Cobra | 202 | |
An Appeal to Cats in the Business of Love | 202 | |
The Blind Sheep | 203 | |
The Grackle | 204 | |
The Hippopotamus | 204 | |
The Hippopotamus Song | 205 | |
Mollusc | 207 | |
Epigram ('I am his Highness' dog') | 208 | |
The Dog | 208 | |
The Cow | 208 | |
The Louse | 209 | |
The Bunyip | 210 | |
Opportunity | 213 | |
Mr. Jones | 213 | |
L'Enfant glace | 213 | |
Nothing to Fear | 214 | |
My Dad was Worried | 215 | |
Lean Gaius | 215 | |
To His Skeleton | 216 | |
Arithmetic on the Frontier | 217 | |
Waste | 219 | |
Yes, I Know | 219 | |
All Things Pass | 219 | |
A Toccata of Galuppi's | 220 | |
'Give me a doctor' | 224 | |
On Mary Ann | 225 | |
On Will Smith | 225 | |
At Potterne, Wiltshire | 225 | |
Epigram I.16 | 226 | |
Epitaph on Charles II | 226 | |
Here Lies a Philosopher | 266 | |
'The angler rose' | 227 | |
Epitaph on an Unfortunate Artist | 227 | |
From Tombstones in the Starlight | 228 | |
A Dentist | 229 | |
At Great Torrington, Devon | 229 | |
At Aberdeen | 229 | |
Epitaph in St. Olave's, Southwark, on Mr. Munday | 230 | |
On a Tired Housewife | 230 | |
Acknowledgments | 231 | |
Index of Authors | 239 |
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Add Comic Poems, This treasury of humorous poems brings together a sparkling constellation of witty poets–from Lord Rochester to Lewis Carroll, from Edward Lear to Ogden Nash, from Dorothy Parker to W. H. Auden–and embraces a wide range of forms, including limericks, cler, Comic Poems to your collection on WonderClub |