George Robert Sims was an English journalist, poet, dramatist, novelist, prolific in his output and known for his satire and humor. These qualities are reflected in this collection small poems originally published in the literary magazine, “The Referee.” - Summary by Larry Wilson
London Day by DayFor E'er and HairA Domestic TragedyThe Pick-Me-UpAd Cor MeumIchabodA Derby DittyShall We Remember?Paradise and the SinnerThe Income TaxNonsenseLe Mardi GrasTwo SundaysThe Mails AboardAt the Photographer'sIn Gay JapanThe Balaclava HeroesA Child's IdeaSanitation at SeaGuignolThe English SummerA Perfect ParadiseThat BreezeBallad of Old-Time FogsUnder the ClockThe Girl of Forty-SevenConventional Malgre LuiHome, Sweet HomeIn Portland PlaceThe Shirt ButtonsThe Londoner to His LoveThe Eiffel BonnetTo a Fair MusicianA Word for the PoliceThe Old Clock on the StairsMy AmbitionA WishThe Song of HeredityScotch'd, Not KiltThe Last ResourceYe Bars and GatesPortrait of a PrinceThe Strong MenA Ballad of SoapThe JokeleteerBill Sikes's ProtestThe ClarinetNo Evening DressAlone in LondonThe VolunteerThose BootsA Sunday SongUp the RigiA Plea for MercyIf You Were HereLe Brav' GeneralThe Paris ExhibitionThe New LegendMild DecemberThe Last DukeTo the FogThe Reminiscences of Mr. John DobbsPickpocket PoemsThe CigaretteThe Early Milk-CartThe CollaboratorsThe Wen CureThat New-Born BabeThe ButtonA Façon de ParlerJacksonAnother DangerAfter the ActThe RigadoonHow to Write a NovelThe German GymTottieThe Welshman in LondonThe MagistrateThe Imperial InstituteThe Plan of CampaignThe People's PalaceA CharadeA True StoryThe Pirate 'BusThe War-CryThe ''Lancet''A Tale of a TubThe Comic King
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