 | Miscellaneous writings of the late Dr. Maginn |  |
At my Time of Day.
At my time o' dayIt were proper, in truth,
If I could be less gay
Than your frolicsome youth,
And now, old and gray
To plod on my way
Like a senior, in sooth.
I wish my old tricks
I could wholly forget;
But the apple here sticks,
Undigested as yet.
Let the good folks who will
With my plan disagree,
They may scold me their fill,
If I only am free
To retain in full glee
All my good humor still.
| Miscellaneous writings of the late Dr. Maginn | |