Lyall, Mary Mills, Lyall, Earl Harvey · New York : G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 19
IS for Duchamp, the Deep-Dyed Deceiver,Who, drawing accordeons, labels them stairs,With a lady that must have been done in a fever,—His model wont see her, we trust, it would grieveher!—(Should the stairway collapse. Cubics good atrepairs.)—D is for Duchamp, the Deep-Dyed Deceiver. 12 … ^ S for the Ego, intense and Exotic, Enjoyed by a Cubie, and quaintly Expressed In a lachrymose face with a gaze idioticWhen seen on the canvas.—Its really Quixotic To offer ones soul to the Cubical test!—Es for the Ego, intense and Exotic, 14
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