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  author="Reynolds, Elsbery Washington"
  year_of_publication="1924"
  genre="Poetry"
  publisher="The Book Supply Company"
  journal="AutoLine o'Type"
  page_range="18"
/>
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<paragraph keywords="urban, car, night">
<poem>
'Twas out on Garey north of town,
They had their auto curtains down,
Spooning there without a light,
At ten o'clock the other night.
</poem>
</paragraph>


<paragraph keywords="car part, visibility, pleasure">
<poem>
We saw them by our headlight's glare,
Through their windshield sitting there,
Oblivious to the world around,
They kissed and made but little sound.
</poem>
</paragraph>


<paragraph keywords="">
<poem>
'Twas loves young dream possessed the two,
The thing that once got hold of you,
We smiled, we did not have the heart
To cause the two to pull apart.
</poem>
</paragraph>


<paragraph keywords="">
<poem>
In the shadows of the trees above,
Their kisses told us of their love,
No bliss to either one was missing,
They put it all into their kissing.
</poem>
</paragraph>


<paragraph keywords="">
<poem>
The fragrancy of flowers of spring,
While she to him did tightly cling,
Came to us from the little Miss,
Each time her lips he gave a kiss.
</poem>
</paragraph>


<paragraph keywords="">
<poem>
Their kisses did not sound so loud,
As thunder from the stormy cloud,
But the echoes will much longer last,
From those he planted hard and fast.
</poem>
</paragraph>


<paragraph keywords="">
<poem>
"I rest content, I kiss your eyes,"
He said, "How fast the evening flies!
I kiss your hair in my delight,
I'd like to kiss you all the night."
</poem>
</paragraph>


<paragraph keywords="sound, night, technology, car model">
<poem>
You wonder how it was our fate,
To hear so much that night so late.
You can easy do such little tricks,
With the Silent Studebaker Six.
</poem>
</paragraph>


<paragraph keywords="">
<poem>
  <i>—The Car with Character.</i>
</poem>
</paragraph>

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