Two little dudes from the George-street block,
Up for a brief vacation!
One little girl in a neat print frock,
Maid of the Mulga Station!
Two little dudes with walking-sticks,
Two little heads that the collars fix!
Two little hats at nine-and-six,
Two little dudes on a station.
One little maid with a bashful smile,
Given for a salutation;
Two little dudes of the nan-nan style,
Bent on a captivation.
One little maid with a smile so true,
Curly hair of a nut-brown hue;
Eyes of a liquid violet blue,
One little maid on a station.
-Didn-t she fear her walks to take
Over the grassy clearing?â?
-Didn-t she fear some nasty snake
His ugly head a-rearing?â?
-Sirs,â? she said, with an arching brow,
And a smile that was hardly a smile somehow,
-There are so many jackasses -round here now,
That the snakes are disappearing!â?
Two Men And A Maid
William Thomas Goodge
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Poem topics: girl, hair, snake, head, blue, brown, street, vacation, true, block, violet, walking, liquid, ugly, fear, smile, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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