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The Familiarity of an Acquaintance


You must always be sure to use Colorful affection with Ribbon-wrapped words and Throw a smile over your shoulder; See how far it will go, Since a child always loves A sticker with a smiley-face. Articulate with an emphasis That will demand the consideration Of ears that surround you, And remember that gilding your expression Is infinitely better than telling the truth, Because honesty can make For a sour taste on the tongue of the listener’s thoughts, Which will not benefit your delicate grace.
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