POETRY IN MOTION
Pomp and Circumstance
The concert on the radio
Was The Last Night of The Proms
When she came gliding in the room
And showed me her pom-poms.
Her negligée was flimsy
And I did a double-take
While the choir sang "Jerusalem"
(With words by William Blake).
She really did look radiant
her movements were capricious
And really quite provocative,
Though not at all malicious.
I rose and took her in my arms.
The rest is quite a story,
While on the radio they sang
"Land of Hope and Glory".
Was The Last Night of The Proms
When she came gliding in the room
And showed me her pom-poms.
Her negligée was flimsy
And I did a double-take
While the choir sang "Jerusalem"
(With words by William Blake).
She really did look radiant
her movements were capricious
And really quite provocative,
Though not at all malicious.
I rose and took her in my arms.
The rest is quite a story,
While on the radio they sang
"Land of Hope and Glory".
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Pomp and Circumstance
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