"I can't, for my life,"
Quacked the Drake to his wife,
"Tell which of our children are males."
Said the Duck with a smile,
"We must wait for a while
And observe which have curls in their tails."
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this is an accurate ornithological observance and look at how much humor is in the title alone!
I do so wish that I was able to advance through Tabb's work but everytime I start, I get to about the 8th or 10th poem and the (next) button sends me back to the one I started at! Is there anyone at oldpoetry who can remedy this problem?
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