The Ecphorizer
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Modern Millie, Rock of Ages,
Everybody's clinging vine. Pay her less than peon's wages, She will be your Valentine. She'll keep your house, She'll tend your babies, Gladly, even, will she bear'm. Your cat's got fleas? Your dog's got rabies? Sackcloth 'n' ashes she will wear 'm. She'll take the blame, She'll pay the piper, When your bills crawl overdue, She'll bake a pie, She'll change a diaper, Like the good Lord meant her to. With these tasks or any other She'll be reverent and brave, But silent? NO! God help you brother, She'll talk you right into your grave. ![]() Frequent contributor Warren Fogard once suggested that we name this magazine "The Clang-Bird." Well, that's the way Warren is. More Articles by Warren Fogard |
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Sally was late For her Big Mike date They found her in a crate In a decomposed state Big Mike said he taught Law, Jill's mother thought Her mother got a shocker When they found her in a locker Big Mike met Jean When she was just a teen They found her in some sacks By the railroad tracks Big Mike thought Sue was cute But she didn't give a hoot They found her down a chute With holes like a flute Clair's perfume was strong musk As she met Mike at dusk They found her in a trunk And they all said it stunk ![]() Mathematician Bill Rowan divides his time between poetry and computer programming. He writes that he "loves to get hugged." |
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