Classic and Contemporary Poetry

GROUSE POUTS, by THOMAS SHERIDAN (1687-1738) Poet's Biography
Last Line: For you have no time to waste

Grouse pouts,
''aFine trouts,
''aRight venison
''aFor my benison.
Leave your stinking town in haste,
For you have no time to waste.

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