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After Dunkirk	A
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My dear Tsar	B
I am owing you	C
The usual apologies	D
I did not come to Dunkirk	A
I did not come to Dunkirk	A
I did not come to Dunkirk	A
I was billed as usual	E
But at the last moment	F
I did not come	G
So that it was in vain my dear Tsar	B
That you and your Imperial spouse	H
To whom I offer my very humble duty	I
It was in vain	J
That you and your Imperial spouse	H
To whom I again offer my very humble duty	I
Searched the poop of La Marguerite	K
With your Imperial binoculars	L
I was not there	M
I was not there	M
O pregnant phrase	N
I was not there	M
I was not on the poop	O
I was not on the poop	O
I was not on the poop	O
I was not even abaft the binnacle	E
In fine I was not there at all	E
And why	P
Ah ingrate that I am	Q
Why O why	P
The North Sea or German Ocean my dear Tsar	B
No doubt hath its pearls	R
It also hath other things	S
As for example a Dover Ostend route	T
I went on that route	T
On Saturday last	U
It is a nice route	T
I give you my word for it	V
But the North Sea or German Ocean	W
Also has	X
An Ostend Dover route	T
On which route I went	Y
On Sunday evening	Z
And part of Monday morning last	U
Five hours my dear Tsar	B
Had I of that Ostend Dover route	T
And I am now at a place called Thame	Q
In Oxfordshire	B
Recruiting	Z
Though I promised a man at Bruges	A2
And another man at Ypres	A2
That I would infallibly see him	Q
At Dunkirk	A
The Loubets are of course	A2
Bitterly disappointed	B2
But you can explain for me	Q
Can you not my dear Tsar	B
You understand	C2
Do you not	D2
The North Sea or German Ocean	W
Fatigued you	C
Did it not	D2
That is precisely what it did to me	Q
Fatigue is a good word	E2
I thank thee Tsar for that beautiful word fatigue	F2
All day Monday I felt so fatigued	G2
That I went and joined a Peace Society	Q
The Boer war my dear Tsar	B
Is entirely over	B
So far as I am concerned	H2
Henceforth I quarrel with no man	I2
Fatigue has laid its heavy hand upon me	Q
I am too much fatigued to quarrel even with the partner of my joys and sorrows	A2
Peace perfect peace	A2
Is what I require	B
And what I mean having	Z
Time writes no wrinkles on the Ostend Dover route	T
But you should see the people who have been that way	J2
Thame in Oxfordshire	B
Pitches beneath my feet	K
When I think of it	V

Thomas William Hodgson Crosland

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