Found Spam Poetry

From: Olive Crosby
Subject heading: no-show.
Sent to: Columbia email

Text: The men who make the shells and the guns and the planes. FARM VOICE: Strike it up on your fiddle, Billy. Wewould pay it again, Herr Reichschancellor. We see them grow big and free, taking rights for granted. With a great pricewe bought this freedom. We have much need for future courage and endurance. Were the guys who take cars apart and put them together, justfor fun. We see them grow big and free, taking rights for granted. After Pearl Harbor they were raised higher. There was a towncalled Lidice, Adolf Hitler. NARRATOR: These are only a few, Herr Reichschancellor. Sorry I cant show you more but Im working on a new soundeffect. And because we were ready, we are getting all-out production ofthe war crops we need. Theyre pretty good words forThanksgiving Day. All right, mister, you started it rolling. NARRATOR: It had to be planned out ahead. Let us speak outsome of the things that are in our hearts. And we came in late and we had to borrow otherfolks equipment because ours wasnt ready. Only this time, the building will be bigger than anything weveever tried. If Ido get through, I will have had the satisfaction of knowing thatI did try to do a mans job. We see them grow big and free, taking rights for granted.