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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SIC SEMPER, by WILL L. GRAVES
First Line: I sent her a spoon
Last Line: She is married to-day.
Subject(s): Comedy
First Line: I sent her a spoon
Last Line: She is married to-day.
Subject(s): Comedy
I SENT her a spoon,
She is married to-day;
The wedding's at noon.
I sent her a spoon --
And she loved me in June!
But that's always their way.
I sent her a spoon,
She is married to-day.
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