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Ogden Nash was the master of humorous poetry. His clever use of language and puns made many of us smile and see each day in a brighter light. While not all of his poetry was light-hearted - he could be somber and address disturbing topics - his writing was mostly joyful and witty. We still quote many of his beloved lines, like 'Candy is dandy but liquor is quicker.' This book contains a collection of his largely humorous poems, filled with frequent puns. Occasionally, you may come across a more serious selection that might make you pause and ponder. We hope some of these phrases resonate with…mehr

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Ogden Nash was the master of humorous poetry. His clever use of language and puns made many of us smile and see each day in a brighter light. While not all of his poetry was light-hearted - he could be somber and address disturbing topics - his writing was mostly joyful and witty. We still quote many of his beloved lines, like 'Candy is dandy but liquor is quicker.' This book contains a collection of his largely humorous poems, filled with frequent puns. Occasionally, you may come across a more serious selection that might make you pause and ponder. We hope some of these phrases resonate with you and perhaps stick in your mind for future use. Enjoy the poetry!
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Autorenporträt
Wayne W. Arntson is a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, fisherman, poet, and retired chemistry professor from the University of Wisconsin System. He now enjoys retirement in the wilds of Northern Wisconsin. He is the author of a novel, The Bridge: Death on the Homefront, which recalls his youth through a murder mystery set in Duluth, Minnesota during World War II. Poetry has long been an interest.