Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street/A Pipe Dream

Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street
by James Percival Haverson
Some More Sonnets
1635331Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead & Other Songs of the Street — Some More SonnetsJames Percival Haverson

A Pipe Dream

If I could be an actress in a show,
You ought to see the happy-rags I'd wear;
An' fer my beau, I'd cop a millionaire.
The men would rubber everywheres I'd go,
An' he would whisper to me soft an' low,
"Gee, but I love you, Madmazell De Vare."
Then I would look as if I didn't care—
But when we was alone I'd let him know.
If I would get a chance, I'd be the goods.
You bet, I'd keep them talkin' all the way.
I'd be just full of "temperamental moods,"
An' I'd create sensations every day.
I'd send the phoneys hikin' to the woods
An' be the candy on the Great White Way.