Moan Alone
By Genevieve J. Van Wagenen
She enjoyed poor health to such an extent,
That she bragged of her pains wherever she went.
Her aches grew worse – my, oh! MY!
And her friends grew fewer – you know why!
(1948)
Moan Alone
By Genevieve J. Van Wagenen
She enjoyed poor health to such an extent,
That she bragged of her pains wherever she went.
Her aches grew worse – my, oh! MY!
And her friends grew fewer – you know why!
(1948)
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I am reminded of the hypocondriac who lived to be 100 and put on their tombstone “SEE, I TOLD YOU I WAS SICK”