A Hundred Thousand Milliard Poems
The Breton tar lights up his duty-frees
the undertakers peer and say Oho
eat fire your mouth will taste like antifreeze
the re in all his songs came out as doh
Remember friends those isles where live your Friese
your mind turns more and more to gloom and woe
going up to visit town is quite a wheeze
when from afar we see the bushes grow
The brave man cries I do not care a jot
we'll smack the dibbing kiddie's little bot
manure not slush besmirched his gabardine
You'll come to miss the peasant in his smock
baroque ears find that Spanish is a shock
the shield of vair or or's but briefly seen