Dead Man Domitius Poem by Raj Arumugam
Dead Man Domitius
so in ancient Rome
Caelius bumps into
his friend in the streets
and he says:
"Hey, Domitius
I thought you were dead"
Domitius laughs and he says:
"Well, you can see I'm alive"
"Yes, " says Caelius, "but you must be dead
for I had the information
from someone more reliable than you"
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Poem based on a joke from a collection of jokes from ancient Rome, brought to light by Mary Beard (see her TV series "Meet the Romans") …
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