Get Your Hands On Bed Riddance: A Posy For The Indisposed Imagined By Ogden Nash Accessible Via Brochure

this book because I organize

my TBR pile by color and the beige shelf is FULL full,

This turned out to be really lightweight, funny, easy poetry, It honestly made new want to write similar, which is weird because Im not much of a writer,

A few outdated references but a lot of this still felt relatable,

Light and silly,

Id like to read more Nash sometime, Don't try to read in one sitting, Funny, but wearing. I bought this book for aboutcents used and I got my money's worth, To be clear, Ogden Nash is not a good poet, He is the Weird Al Yankovic of poets, These are novelty poems. But they are entertaining, just as Weird Al's songs can be, Any day with an Ogden Nash poem in it is a good day, I had a lot of good days, Nash plays hopscotch with the English language here, bending and twisting it to serve his deserved pokes at mortality and medicality, Not every lyrical is a miracle, but the occasional zingers are singers, I'll stop now, really. Includes "Next!", my favorite of Nash's outside his zoological foibiles, I've been a fan since high school, Nash is still as funny as ever: Nash is doggerel's top dog,
He rhymes like falling off a log,
Here he takes on mankind's ills
With Ogden's little laughter pills, Frederic Ogden Nash was an American poet well known for his light verse, At the time of his death in, the New York Times said his droll verse with its unconventional rhymes made him the countrys best known producer of humorous poetry.
Frederic Ogden Nash was an American poet well known for his light verse, At the time of his death in, the New York Times said his "droll verse with its unconventional rhymes made him the country's best known producer of humorous poetry".
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