For Perfect Form there are but few
That can compare with Mr. Drew;
A Form most fittingly displayed
In rë'les from London, tailor-made
By Messrs. Maughn, Pinero, Jones,
In quiet, gentlemanly tones.
The Nouveaux-Riches flock, day by day,
To learn from John how to display
(Without unnecessary gloom)
The manners of the drawing-room.
This possibly may be the cause
(Or one of them) why John Drew draws.
John Drew
Oliver Herford
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Poem topics: london, perfect, room, quiet, display, compare, Valentine's Day, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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