by Paul Dickey
How can an old man sleepwith all this racket?Last night as I lay,I thought of Iowa,the twinkle of girls,my grandfather at their benchspitting politics, tobacco,waiting for supper,I am startled tonightby the whistle, and afraid not going to sleepOr while the young nursewashing my face, early in the morning, not being able to stay awhile.
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