Vulgar words in Collected Poems - Volume Two (Page 1)
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I am riding thro' ten thousand thousand tragedies and terrors, Ten million heavens that save and hells that damn; And the lightning draws my car tow'rds the golden evening star; And--They call it only "riding on a tram," Heigh, ho!
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I have seen her shiver like a startled fawn And draw him closer, damn him, as I passed.
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Speak, damn you!
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Your protestant is a hypocritical ass!"
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_Chorus:_ Up now, answer me, tell me true!-- --Ay, if the hussy would add to her blisses A roaring fire and a friend or two!
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'Damn you,' cried Kit, And, catching the fat swine by his round soft throat, Hurled him headlong, crashing across the tables, To lie and groan in the red bilge of wine That washed the scuppers.