Lovely Rita
Lovely Rita meter made. A poetess of no renown. On land or sea, in sun or shade She thunk 'em up and plunk 'em down.
By Humber bank her merry muse Was happy in its little way Until at last from bank of Ouse On Fardles Bear she rode away.
And now I miss her by a mile, like fission chips and Fairy Nuff. I keep her poems in a pile And never read the bloody stuff.
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