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Poem by Dorothy Parker Folk Tune Other lads, their ways are daring: Other lads, they're not afraid; Other lads, they show they're caring; Other lads--they know a maid. Wiser Jock than ever you were, Will's with gayer spirit blest, Robin's kindlier and truer,-- Why should I love you the best? Other lads, their eyes are bolder. Young they are, and strong and slim, Ned is straight and broad of shoulder, Donald has a way with him. David stands a head above you, Dick's as brave as Lancelot,-- Why, ah why, then, should I love you? Naturally, I do not. Dorothy Parker Dorothy Parker's other poems: 1622 Views |
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