The Skinny Voice
E. E. Cummings
the skinny voice of the leatherfaced woman with the crimson nose and coquettishly- cocked bonnet having ceased the captain announces that as three dimes seven nickels and ten pennies have been deposited upon the drum there is need of just twenty five cents dear friends to make it an even dollar whereupon the Divine Average who was attracted by the inspired sisters howling moves off willanyone tell him why he should blow two bits for the coming of Christ Jesus ? ?? ??? ! nix,kid
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