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G. David Schwartz, US
 

 

 

 

Light Verse

 

Some Times She's An Angel

 

Sometimes she' an angel
But other times she's not
What's she when not an angel
I have just forgot
Some day's she's in New York
Other days she's not
But where she is those other times
I have just forgot
I can say I love her
And I know its true
I don't forget that I love her
But I do forget you

 

 

My Mommie Plum Forgot

To Ms Celia Oscherwitz Price

 

My mommie plum forgot
To take out her car
The magazines and newspaper
The stereophonic star
Her back seat all cluttered up
With books and umbrellas too
And packages and stuff of hers
That she just forgot to move
There’s toys that I call mine
And things that my dad does own
I think I even had a rake
We should have left at home
An open box of Kleenex
With tissues scattered round
And lots of notes from folks at work;
Directions over town
A box of rabbit food
Some lose change on there too
And even in the back seat
A tarpaulin folded in two
That’s not a snake I see
It’s just the garden hose
And underneath all this junk
O hope I’ll see me nose
My mommie plum forgot
Think this junk is you can see
She forgot the pot’s in there
She even forgot me.

 

 

It Was A Hot Night

 

It was a hot night
Near the fourth of July
And the old band, Chicago
Was playing on the park
And it was truly so darn hot
That sweat ran thought my eyes
And then they played “Wish You Were Here.”
And I began to cry
And on the way home
No other thought would come
I was simply wishing you were with me
Because it doesn’t matter where we are
So some rainy hot evening
While sitting in the swing
I know I’ll be thinking
That I had given you a ring
But long ago and far away
Things are not like today
And I have nothing to say except
I wish you were here with me

 

 

What Can I Possibly Say

 

What can I possibly say
Nothing sounds right in my head
I only want to pray
That the post office is not dead
That’s the only place in town

 

 

I like Potatoes

 

I like potatoes and I like bar be queue
I like red cola and I like you
And if I had to go to a picture show
I know what I would like to do
I would like to bring
Potatoes and red wings
With barb be queue and a red drink
And if I have room in the car
I think the potatoes can come for sure

 

 

Limerick

 

There Once Was A Beauty From Bombay

 

There once was a beauty from Bombay
A sinister cute from that way
Her husband denied
She had any pride
She followed the Buddha he exclaimed

 

 

If I Never See You Again

 

I continually think like this
As a magic knife in the heart
I really want to end all this
But it keeps finding a brand new start
The words which I do speak
Make me feel a bit too weak
And the smile I try to make

 

 

She Puts A Bow On The Basket

 

She puts a bow on the basket
She says to make it pretty
But if you ask me
I think that it is silly
Because when you remove the bow
And see want's in the package
You see something better
That tied up silence and damage
So though she wanted to make the package pretty
I think it’s a different reason altogether
Yes it is a bit pretty
Pettier than some things
I think she does it to
Keep the contents tied in

 

 

My Pen Don't Write

 

My pen don’t write
Though it’s not out of ink
And my head don’t hurt
Although you may think
But don't say it
It does not take any ink

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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