I
don’t want to be rich,
I don’t want to be poor;
About
half-way between’s
All I could endure.
Were
I rich I would have
A big auto, I know,
And
over the side
Of some mountain I’d go.
Were
I rich I would have
An airplane fast,
And
puncture the earth
In a heap at last.
I
would have a swift yacht
And prowl the wild main,
Some
day I’d go out
And not return again.
Were
I rich I would speed
Like a swift cannon ball;
But
if I’m real poor
I won’t go at all.
So
it’s bad to be rich,
And bad to be poor;
About
half-way between’s
All I can endure.
Nov.
28, 1910
ac.
by Judge
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