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Beware the Sissy Boy my child	A
Not because he's very wild	A
The Sissy Boy is never that	B
Although he'll run if you say Scat	B
The Sissy Boy's infinitesimal	C
He is not worth a duodecimal	C
	-
If you should take a custard pie	D
And hit a Sissy in the eye	D
He would not go before a jury	E
He'd only blush and say Oh Fury	E
For he is perfumed sweet and mild	A
That's just his kind my dearest child	A
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One should never strike a Sissy	E
He is too lady like and prissy	E
You do not need to use your fist	F
But merely slap him on the wrist	F
And if this will not make him budge	G
Then glare at him and say Oh Fudge	G
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The Sissy sports a pink cravat	F
And often wears a high silk hat	F
His voice is like a turtle dove's	E
And he always wears the cutest gloves	E
At playing ping pong he's inured	F
And his finger nails are manicured	F
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He uses powder on his face	E
And his handkerchiefs are trimmed with lace	E
He loves to play progressive euchre	H
And spend his papa's hard earned lucre	H
He wears an air of nonchalance	E
And always takes in every dance	E
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Socially he's quite a pet	F
And always fashionably in debt	F
He hates to be considered slow	C
And poses as a famous beau	C
He loves to cut a swath and dash	I
When papa dear puts up the cash	I
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This my child is the Sissy Boy	J
Who acts so womanly and coy	J
His head's as soft as new made butter	H
His aim in life is just to flutter	H
Yet he goes along with unconcern	K
And marries a woman with money to burn	K

Edwin C. Ranck

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