Gallicism Poems | Examples


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Fuddy-Duddy Frump

Once a fuddy-duddy frump
Weared a fulvous dress 
in a conference hall
Spoke like a gallicism-

                      "I'm the man of hero
                       Don't laugh at me, fool guys 
                       People call me stylish frump,
                       Ivy eyes, Jazzy and handsome
                       Haha! This is the first time
                       You are hearing me."

He was filled with hate
Marked as a haughty.
So, don't be a fuddy-duddy frump
The world isn't made of helium.

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