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Check-rain

That marriage should be an open book
There’s very little doubt of;
But a husband’s apt to find, the schnook,
It’s the kind he takes checks out of.

by Ray Romine Saturday, February 14, 1953

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Check-mate

A checking account, if it is joint,
Allows a wife to make this point:
While not the master’s equal, she
Is quicker on the draw than he!

by Ray Romine Friday, April 10, 1953

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Chase Pace

That life is too swift can’t be denied.
If I could ever master
The gentle art, I vow that I’d
Slow up a little faster.

by Ray Romine Tuesday, June 16, 1953

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Charming Charlie

A fellow I know christened “Elicker”
Is a heartless sort of a felicker:
For he cutteth capers
With armfuls of papers,
And he will, until he’s a relic-er!

by Ray Romine Saturday, February 19, 1944

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Chaosarchy?

A politico out of Mo.
Set up, amid fanfare and flo. ,
(Well, I’m not sure at all;
Just what would you call
A State of considerable wo.?)

by Ray Romine Friday, June 23, 1950

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Changes

I change the TV program,
If it is alright with mother;
And I often change from playing
With one plaything to another.

On some days the weather changes;
Ssometimes cattle change their range;
The movie changes pictures,
And the paper-boy makes”change”.

I change to my pajamas
When I go to bed at night;
But what changes really often
Is the corner traffic light!

by Ray Romine Monday, January 12, 1953