[Jerry Glenn Hartwig]

Hechterish-Pechterish
Roger O'Slater, dear
RosaRugosa won't
pun with me now.

Aren't you available?
Pun with this swagman we'll
talk about beating dead
horses and cows.

[Zita Zenda]

Pun-with-ya, fun-with-ya!
Can’t it be me, Jerry,
beating dead cows ’til the
horses come home?

More than available,
for the Old Swagman I’m
wholly-attainable.
Meet you in Rome?


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[Jerry Glenn Hartwig]

Lushily-crushily
zita-our-zbaby
what should I do now you've
broken my heart?

Calling me 'Old' Swagman -
true, I'm no spring chicken
nor am I known to be
such an old fart.

[Zita Zenda]

Hastily-chastily!
born-again Jerry-Glenn,
don’t mean to tease you
or break your heart!

You knew just what I meant
calling you by your new
pseudonym-substitute,
silly young fart!

[Jerry Glenn Hartwig]

Verily-merrily
I'm feeling better now
since you don't think that I
look like a prune.

Checking my map I find
Rome's much too far away
How 'bout in Westchester
this coming June?

*grin*

[Zita Zenda]

Spy-rily, wry-rily
super-sleuth-stealthily
I was intending to
see you all there

Without your knowing it
Zbaby’d show up at
Westchester's Spherian
Poets affair.


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[Jerry Glenn Hartwig]

Murkily-lurkily
zita will show up at
Westchester conference
among us to roam.

How will she know me?
I'll put on my Aussie hat
but think I had better leave
my spurs at home.

[Hugh Clary]

Flibberty-Gibberty
Anthony/Hollander
Reading these dactyls were
Painfully shocked,

Giving the both of them
Dipsomaniacal
Urgings to visit the
Pub and get crocked.

[Kevin Andrew Murphy]

Rummily, chummily,
Hecht said to Hollander,
"Rosa and Jerry are
skipping a rule."

"Line six or seven is
polysyllabical?"
"Exactamundo!" said
Tony, no fool.



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[Jerry Glenn Hartwig]

Mumbily-grumbily
Kevin and Hugh Clary -
nothing to do but their
betters to jape.

Just cause the Swagman can
flirt with the ladies they
bend their proboscises
clean out of shape.

[This message has been edited by Jerry Glenn Hartwig (edited January 14, 2003).]