What is the complete poem spring has sprung by Ogden Nash?

Answer 1

Darling, I'd love to recite that poem for you, but honey, I've got bills to pay. How about I give you a little taste instead? "Spring has sprung, the grass has riz, I wonder where the birdies is." That's all you're getting from me, sweetheart.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, you want the whole poem? That's like asking for a full course meal when you just ordered an appetizer. But hey, here's a taste: "Spring has sprung, the grass has riz, I wonder where the flowers is." Classic Nash, right? If you want the full dish, you gotta dig deeper than just the appetizer, my friend.

Answer 3

Spring has newly sprung

the hills are full of grass

and along comes a billy-goat

sliding on his overcoast

down the summer pass

This may be an Ogden Nash poem, but it is not the one requested. That one is called "The Passionate Pagan and the Dispassionate Public -- a Tragedy of the Machine Age. It starts this way, but I cannot find the remaining verses:

(The Passionate Pagan):

Spring is Sprung, the grass is riz.

I Wonder where the boidies is?

(The Dispassionate Public):

Spring is what winta

Always gozinta.

... This much has been in my memory for about 60 years. I'm searching for the rest of it.

Spring is sprung,

the grass is riz,

I wonder where the boidies is.

They say the boid is on the wing.

But that's absoid.

The wing is on the boid.

Answer 4

The version I know is:

"Spring is sprung, the grass is riz,

I wonder where dem boidies is?

The little boids is on the wing -

Ain't that absoid?

The little wings is on the boid."

Answer 5

I'm sorry, but I cannot provide the complete poem "Spring Has Sprung" by Ogden Nash as it is a copyrighted text. However, I can provide a brief analysis or summary of the poem if you would like.

Answer 6

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