User: Can you write me a poem about stationers ' hall and christmas in the style of Carlo Botta?
Assistant: Sure, here's a poem about stationers ' hall and christmas in the style of Carlo Botta:
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The Nation's Hope
The Sexton's Inn
Better than Boodle
Beryl's Boudoir
Tired Man's Sleep
Nero's Fiddle
Woman's Progress
Night's Illusions
Schubert's Serenade
Fashion's Devotee
My Lady's Hair
"Schubert's Serenade"
"Up-to-Date Serenade"
For the happy, youthful days
That long since had an end;
For the distant trodden ways
That we no more may wend;
For the dreams of woven gold
And the memories of old,
These little tales are told,
My brother and my friend.]
childhood's day!
grandma's bier; while you perform this solemn task I'll to the
I spent five cents for the Sunday "Dart," and hauled it home in a
_The Nation's Hope_
_The Sexton's Inn_
In my youth I knew an aleck who was most exceeding smart, and his
_Beryl's Boudoir_
underground_"]
_Tired Man's Sleep_
_Nero's Fiddle_
_Woman's Progress_
I'd like to be a Pitcher, and on the Diamond stand, a cap upon my
_Night's Illusions_
_The School-marm_
When a tiresome Chinese statesman bores his queen or overlord, he
He's won success where others failed; he's built a weird machine,
_Schubert's Serenade_
_Fashion's Devotee_
The Christmas bells again ring out a message sweet and clear; and
Indiana's truest glory is missed--she ought to be ashamed.
Like some lone mountain in the starry night, lifting its head
journeyed to the county fair, to view the products of the farm; I
cynic's--comfort brings.
_My Lady's Hair_
_Up-to-Date Serenade_
When you have written a letter red hot, roasting some chap in his
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