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Poems In Praise of Practically Nothing

Poems In Praise of Practically Nothing (1928) by Samuel Hoffenstein ⭐⭐ It’s a collection of poems, and I give it a two star rating, because given the size of the book, I didn’t like enough of the rhymes to give it more stars. It’s an unremarkable poem book with some mildly interesting wit, and I kind…
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Toyland
Another from Songs of Childhood, 1923. One of my very favorite poets ever ever ever is Eugene Field, and he wrote the words to this one. TOYLAND Oh, how do you get to Toyland, Of all little ones the joyland? Just follow your nose, And go on tip-toes; It’s only a minute to Toyland. And oh,…
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Joyous Times Day 18 : Three Nursery Rhymes
Because these two pages are in a different format, it is certain that the following nursery rhymes are not from our book Joyous Times. Nevertheless, I will reproduce them here. I don’t think I’ve heard the full version of the first one, and I definitely have never heard the second one. The third is one I…
