Salt Lake Tribune | 1900-11-20 | Page 4 | Rhymes of the Day

RHYMES OF THE DAY I When she was hit a child I vow She Hrcatly feared the dark But omntmo mucn prefers I now Since beaux have come to spark Philadelphia Press a C A presumably sweet young girl poetess of Fort Luptun asks us to please be so kind as to print these few Ins Ho held me close to his throbbing bosom 1 folt the heat of his blistering breath As ho wildly said If T should refuse him Hocl oPl1th drown his woe In thin lako o O really truly t T dlJ not want l him lcal I from mo should dash tho bowl Vd go through life with the dreadful phantom Of murder haunting my cringing soul haunUlt So I spruce In his our the precious word And weve set tho day for December Denver Post n U o FLIRTATION ON THE CAR I did not even know her name Nor where shoO lived nor whence she came Twns sad and yet Wns T so very much to blame That all my heart should start lo flame And flare and fret I Sho was so sweet so pnslnpr fair With such a smile with such an air What could 1 doA do-A Blanco as shy as clcbonnlr An eye aa bright a smile as rare 1 I never kncwl I i I the nlsle And so T smiled across And met tho winsome merry smile Sho sent so bold I At last sue laughed titan after while latt < She cooed aloud In friendly stylo l I I coocr Im free years Western old Graphic I