1972
Poetry by Michael F. Nyiri
Oh, How Sweet
He wrote her a verse He typed it all neat He gave it to her and she said, "Oh, how sweet, Oh, how sweet." He asked for a date Her fancy to greet As he gave her the flowers she said, "Oh, how sweet, Oh, how sweet." He kissed her three times Right in his back seat And as he terminated each one she replied, "Oh, how sweet, Oh, how sweet, Oh, how sweet." On his fourth date at dinner Before cutting the meat He said he liked her and she said, "Oh, how sweet, Oh, how sweet." I know that this sounds pretty funny But each time he gave her a treat She gave a big smile and she patted his head And she said, "Oh, how sweet, Oh, how sweet." He loved her, the fool Never knew he was beat But at last found the answer When he said that he loved her To which she replied, "Oh, how sweet, Oh, how sweet."
copyright 2001 by Michael F. Nyiri
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