With my sloth I am nigh to death disgusted
and as for work I’ve never felt the love.
Oh, but to shred, rip-up, and give my blasted
aims and conditions, duties all, the shove!
To start again anew – is hopeless, frankly,
since disappointment curses all I do,
and my hand, just as soon as lifted, dankly
falls weary in my lap, without ado.
I know this: If I was now a woman,
all the world’s slobber with my cheek I’d greet
with brazen glee, and my skirts held up, bloomin’
I’d go and sell my body in the street.
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