1904 · CLOSE READING
Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden
Snowdrops from a Curate’s Garden (1904), PDF p. 93
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I will accede. Be henceforth gifted
With everlasting power to stand
Without a maidens finger lifted
Or touches from a harlots hand.
No trusty tongue shall waste your money ;
Nor sight of cunnie.
The man rejoicing, went his way
Exclaiming Thanks beyond expression
He sought the Strand, and, sooth to say,
Began to try his new possession.
So, picking up a hoary harlot
Who blushed quite scarlet
At such immodest words addressed to her,
Yet did not blush to ask five pounds,
He took her home, and there confessed to her
His admiration knew no bounds.
And she agreed (vide the sequel)
His power was equal.
All night he kept his engine going
Much to the ladys satisfaction,
Till in the morning, by her showing,
His total (after due subtraction
Of income-tax) was found in fine
Eleven thousand and eighty nine !
Still, as through years the solid rocks stand,
No weakness did this hero show.
He still possessed a mighty cock stand
When his fair mistress had to go,
And he repaired to wash his balls
Before he paid his social calls.
But Nemesis ! The drawing-room
Is not the place for exhibition
Of that which satisfies the womb.
At last involuntary emission
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