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Post by :zwenthe
Category :Poems
Author :Oliver Herford
Date :August 2011
Read :1997
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Christopher Columbus
Columbus is an easy oneTo draw, for when the picture's done,
Where is the captious critic who
Can say the likeness is not true?
(The end)
Oliver Herford's poem: Christopher Columbus
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