OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNING
(Every day except Sat. and Sun). Unruly Sun f Why do you shine from Mon. Until Fri? Oh! Why Do your celestial rays Choose these unholy days To deliver sunlit rations To Ohope Ohiwa and intermediate stations? Old Fool! Where are you when my work is done. On Sat. and Sun.? Daily While gentle folks recline Upon the beaches gaily, You shine; But on Sunday when I would lie prone ? After nursing my jalopy s To Ohope j Why then 5 Hit say The. skies will be grey. Haven't you heard? This is the day of common Would you deprive us of. our com-" mon tan Sun? I'll bet. Despite my mournful The dulcet tones of One Y Eye With accents mixed Of Oxford and of Say "Rain on Satte^-die^ Further shoAvers on Sun-die-" I almost wish that I could die; SUN !. (With to Gertrude Stein). W.Wi.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 20, 31 October 1944, Page 5
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152OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNING Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 20, 31 October 1944, Page 5
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