“SWINSURNIANA"

Gun Flash, Issue VIII, 15 February 1943, Page 2

“SWINSURNIANA"

(Thoughtg on returning my Battle < Drees.) • I’m glad I cu now rid of thee, For no you’ve grown too old A shudder at thy shapeless' knee., ■Yeur seat just leaves me cold. > hour waiVt of no he a s shows no U. V trace, : Co from try flight I beg, Forgotten Is the soft embrace.*, Of thy shapely clinging log* • - ~ '../■■■ 7. ...' I, could hot spend t’nc'night vith - ,■ 1 ’y ? u, II could not spend the night with 1 U' ?r -; TFith any pleasure now, Our dayc- together all are' through, iWeßve .taken’.'our. last tow. < ■

j Vfliat once gave pleasure unconfined, lls now Just go muck dross, r II cars not for .thy future fate, Our paths shall '.never cross ■>••■. ■■■ , r i <iiw^i^ i|i pi> ii| x «.o*O<-C *O*OrO.-o -0-o*o *O* | ’Suggested biurb for the 'U.S., I Service insurance Scheme U ’ * 1. ‘fhe old / man’s dead - thank God for that, Hoa insurance will ‘ buy e a ' >; bread new hat. X . J ■ -'■■• ' 2. Jy Imsbandt fl' dead - I’ve beaucoup bucks. How I ' cur h-'ve ny two narihos, ' You. may think this doesn’t rhyme

Bilt you den’* know those marines 'of mine. ' . ■ . k '', .. -J ' .. '■ • ‘ C. My st Idler’s , dead - : it '• rn I . s good (> ' while it lasted, '' Tut I truck yr of er what war 'loft’ by the b-—— —•’ -o «o*o -0 -0 -o -C •o-o-b-b-r • TTxn t 13 a co Idler’ « 'first duty? A. Ta die for cis country* Q. Ah, don’ t give me that cheap ap • • It’s to ;nako hi s eneriies die for theirs.