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Clerihew of American Literary Greats

By Berniegourley @berniegourley
Clerihew of American Literary Greats

I
Edgar Allan Poe
always lacked for dough.
Still, he always strived
to not be buried alive.

II
Emily Dickinson
lived a bit like a nun,
but her verse was insightful -
even sans an earthly eyeful.

III
Samuel Clemens, or Mark Twain,
wrote personas known to speak plain.
His nom de plume
means "fathoms, two!"

IV
The poet Walt Whitman
had a startled milkman.
Never one to be subdued,
if you just dropped by, he might be nude


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