Fletcher's Family Philosophy No. 31

Original Vintage Card
  
 Price: $11.95

Stock #:798622
Type: Postcard
Era: Chrome
Publisher: H.W. Fletcher
Size: 3.5" x 5.5" (9 x 14 cm)

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A love have I, and she is far, And oh so sweet and tru; The sun turns gold her burnished hair, Her beauty ever new. With smiles she greets me at the gate As love shines through her eys; And, incidentally, I'll state She bakes most lucious pies! Down through the years I never failed To marvel at her voice, Amazed what mircle prevailed To make my love her choice. She speaks and I can understand Why I have no regrets- She has no peer in all the land For cooking crepe suzettes. She walks in grace and majesty, A queen of queens alone; The wisest man is dumb lest he Has known what i have know. Philosophers from west to east, To learn what love can do- They only have to taste, at least, Her famous beef ragout. So, let thm have them movie stars, Their Playboy bunnies curves, Their shish kabobs and caviars And junk that Maxims serves. I much prefer the Quich Lorraine That she whips ups so well' The gay, fast life is not my game- Besides, it costs like hell!

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