Autograph lines and artwork from the 1920s

In this second post of three featuring autograph book entries, these are from my aunt's book. She was born in 1912, and the entries date from the 1920s to very early 1930s. I treasure this book, and hope you like the extracts. When I can get blogger to put the pictures straight in, I will. In the meantime the links are there.

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Definition of a Kiss

   Something rather naughty, something rather nice,

   Something rather wicked, though it can't be called a vice.

   Some people say it's folly, others say it's wrong -

   But we all agree it's folly, though it doesn't last long.

1926
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Poppies
1923
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       If you wish to grow thinner,

       Diminish your dinner

       And take to light claret

       Instead of pale ale.

       Look down with utter

       Contempt upon butter

       And never eat bread

       Till it's toasted or stale.
(no date)

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" Dad's Wearing Mine - He's a Golfer"
(no date)
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             A ship without a rudder

             And a ship without a sail -

             But the coldest thing in winter

             Is a shirt without a tail.

1930

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"It's a Gunner. Every Time It's a Gunner!"
1931
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                  By gum!

                  It's stuck!

1930
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