Lines On Reading Frank J. Wilstach's "A Dictionary Of Similes"

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Title:     Lines On Reading Frank J. Wilstach's "A Dictionary Of Similes"
Author: Franklin P. Adams [More Titles by Adams]

As neat as wax, as good as new,
As true as steel, as truth is true,
Good as a sermon, keen as hate,
Full as a tick, and fixed as fate--

Brief as a dream, long as the day,
Sweet as the rosy morn in May,
Chaste as the moon, as snow is white,
Broad as barn doors, and new as sight--

Useful as daylight, firm as stone,
Wet as a fish, dry as a bone,
Heavy as lead, light as a breeze--
Frank Wilstach's book of similes.

[The end]
Franklin P. Adams's poem: Lines On Reading Frank J. Wilstach's "A Dictionary Of Similes"

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