The Rubaiyat of Omar Cayenne
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LXIX Impotent Writers bound to feed ITS taste For Literature and Poetry debased ; Hither and thither pandering we strive.
And one by one our Talents are disgraced.
LXX The Scribe no question makes of Verse or Prose, But what the Editor demands he shows ; And he who buys three thousand words of Drule, He knows what People want — ^you Bet He knows !
OMAR CAYENNE 23 Lxxr The facile Scribbler writes; and, having writ, No Rules of Rhetoric bother him a Bit, Or lure him back to cancel half a Line, No...r Grammar's protests change a Word of it.
LXXII And though you wring your Hands and wonder Why Such slipshod Work the Magazines Will buy, Don't grumble at the Editor, for he Must serve the Public, e'en as You and I.
LXXIII With Puck's first joke, they did the last Life feed.
And there of Judge's Stories sowed the Seed : And the first jokelet that Joe Miller wrote The Sunday Comic-Section readers read.
LXXIV Yesterday This Day's popular Song supplants; To-morrow's will be even worse, perchance: Drink!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LXIX Impotent Writers bound to feed ITS taste For Literature and Poetry debased ; Hither and thither pandering we strive.
And one by one our Talents are disgraced.
LXX The Scribe no question makes of Verse or Prose, But what the Editor demands he shows ; And he who buys three thousand words of Drule, He knows what People want — ^you Bet He knows !
OMAR CAYENNE 23 Lxxr The facile Scribbler writes; and, having writ, No Rules of Rhetoric bother him a Bit, Or lure him back to cancel half a Line, No...r Grammar's protests change a Word of it.
LXXII And though you wring your Hands and wonder Why Such slipshod Work the Magazines Will buy, Don't grumble at the Editor, for he Must serve the Public, e'en as You and I.
LXXIII With Puck's first joke, they did the last Life feed.
And there of Judge's Stories sowed the Seed : And the first jokelet that Joe Miller wrote The Sunday Comic-Section readers read.
LXXIV Yesterday This Day's popular Song supplants; To-morrow's will be even worse, perchance: Drink!
What to read after The Rubaiyat of Omar Cayenne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Gelett to read onlineMoreLess
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