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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LOGIC (2), by ANONYMOUS
First Line: "say, does fact or reason err"
Last Line: Is sure to be the greatest bore
Subject(s): "boredom;logue, Christopher (b. 1926);" Ennui
First Line: "say, does fact or reason err"
Last Line: Is sure to be the greatest bore
Subject(s): "boredom;logue, Christopher (b. 1926);" Ennui
SAY, does Fact or Reason err,
And, if they both err, which the more?
The man of smallest calibre
Is sure to be the greatest bore.
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