Ogden Nash jokes that happiness can come from a clear conscience or from having none at all. He plays with love and hate, calling love more precious than gold. He also pokes fun at marriage, noting how partners remember birthdays differently.
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Ogden Nash was a screenwriter from the United States, best known for A subtreasury of American humor.
Quick Facts About Ogden Nash
Born
August 19, 1902
Died
May 19, 1971
Nationality
United States
Profession
Screenwriter
Notable works
A subtreasury of American humor
Known for
Speak Low
About Ogden Nash
The New York Times called him the country's best‑known producer of humorous poetry because of his unconventional rhyming schemes.