by Evangeline Murray
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January 2, 2001
Verses
It may be that more verses come Than reasonably should It’s not bad fun to do again The thing I always could. And you may comment Not again - another one of those But at this point in time they come more easily than prose.
Poem #11.
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January 3, 2001
The University Club Luncheon
To-day we go to Daddy’s Club The party is at noon. For him the timing is just right, For me a little soon. Tomorrow is my hair-do day I’ll party just the same They’ve read the story of my life In print and with my name. They’ve seen our cards, still on display From Christmases gone by They have more things to think about Than messy hair and why. There is a sequel to all this The party was such fun I hope I will be asked again To the succeeding one.
Poem #13.
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January 4, 2001
A normal painting day
I’ll wear my painting pants to-day And Lionel won’t care It’s always hard in winter time Deciding what to wear. It’s urgent to be warm and dry And preferably neat You have to think about the thing That’s just right on your feet. But after that, an easy one Although my brain feels dim There’s no decision I must make Before I have my swim.
Poem #17.
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