I do believe the emphatic
auxiliary do does do
what dog doo
sometimes does when I,
or you, do step in it.
Once the foot has
done stepped in it;
The voice has
done spoken it:
What’s done does stick,
like dog doo,
To phrase instead of shoe.
I do believe the emphatic
auxiliary do does do
what dog doo
sometimes does when I,
or you, do step in it.
Once the foot has
done stepped in it;
The voice has
done spoken it:
What’s done does stick,
like dog doo,
To phrase instead of shoe.