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You’ve been moved two tiers, eh? Underfoot you feel a table And you are, for them You had been a diminutive seat, but Have been hereby promoted to ottoman. A fire hazard you may present at present But a greater gift to weary walkers than an Ottoman, there is yet to be. Count your cushions, and your lucky stars Will find you warmed by heated sitters ‘Til around comes a professor A second scolding to deliver And an ottoman to demote To lowly seat.
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Dec 11, 2018
Dec 11, 2018 at 5:27 PM UTC
To an Improvised Ottoman in the Foyer of the Theatre Building
You’ve been moved two tiers, eh? Underfoot you feel a table And you are, for them You had been a diminutive seat, but Have been hereby promoted to ottoman. A fire hazard you may present at present But a greater gift to weary walkers than an Ottoman, there is yet to be. Count your cushions, and your lucky stars Will find you warmed by heated sitters ‘Til around comes a professor A second scolding to deliver And an ottoman to demote To lowly seat.
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Dec 11, 2018
Dec 11, 2018 at 5:27 PM UTC
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