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RANDOM FREE POEM OF THE MOMENT.

Poem title:  The Wrangler
   
Poem category:  Humerous/ Funny Poems
   
Poets name:  Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
   
Poet Biography:  Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1831) was a German Poet
   
Poem:  One day a shameless and impudent wight
went into a shop full of steel wares bright,
arranged with art upon ev'ry shelf.
He fancied they were all meant for himself;
and so, while the patient owner stood by,
the shining goods needs must handle and try,
and valued,—for how should a fool better know?—
the bad things high, and the good ones low,
and all with an easy self-satisfied face;
then, having bought nothing, he left the place.

The tradesman now felt sorely vex'd,
so when the fellow went there next,
a lock of steel made quite red hot.
The other cried upon the spot:
"such wares as these, who'd ever buy?
The steel is tarnish'd shamefully,"—
then pull'd it, like a fool about,
but soon set up a piteous shout.
"pray what's the matter?" the shopman spoke;
the other scream'd: "faith, a very cool joke!"








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