The Lobster's Gizzard, And Other Poems
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Tea drinking we all know is rank.
The Devil himself keeps the bank.
Just listen — that horrible clank Of the chain on the leg of the Crank.
Poor Hank so lank turns on his plank In the cell, 'tis his bed — down he sank, His teeth gnashing, weeping — ^poor Hank.
Ohl look at that bright yellow spider.
The lady bug tries hard to ride her.
They both spin around Hke mad tops, Then fall in the bucket of slops.
Dear Hank, please agree drinking tea Is worse than tobacco for thee.
32 THE PINK TEA 33 Poor... Hank, how he slank — all we see Are cobwebs high up in his tree.
Too much drinking tea. The decree, You see — Foolish Hank — bugs! Oh gee!
The Bug House, my dear friend, keep shy of.
Be certain you don't make a guy of Yourself. Too much tea makes a sty of Poor Ginks Hke old Hank. There's no why of Nor wherefore. Alas ! too much pink Tea landed poor Hank like a mink In the buggy clap trap, with one slap.
Poor Hank, fooKsh Crank, Oh poor Yap.
The tube — how the mercury drops To zero.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tea drinking we all know is rank.
The Devil himself keeps the bank.
Just listen — that horrible clank Of the chain on the leg of the Crank.
Poor Hank so lank turns on his plank In the cell, 'tis his bed — down he sank, His teeth gnashing, weeping — ^poor Hank.
Ohl look at that bright yellow spider.
The lady bug tries hard to ride her.
They both spin around Hke mad tops, Then fall in the bucket of slops.
Dear Hank, please agree drinking tea Is worse than tobacco for thee.
32 THE PINK TEA 33 Poor... Hank, how he slank — all we see Are cobwebs high up in his tree.
Too much drinking tea. The decree, You see — Foolish Hank — bugs! Oh gee!
The Bug House, my dear friend, keep shy of.
Be certain you don't make a guy of Yourself. Too much tea makes a sty of Poor Ginks Hke old Hank. There's no why of Nor wherefore. Alas ! too much pink Tea landed poor Hank like a mink In the buggy clap trap, with one slap.
Poor Hank, fooKsh Crank, Oh poor Yap.
The tube — how the mercury drops To zero.
What to read after The Lobster's Gizzard, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffin, Richard, B. 1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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