Here you will find the Poem On Naming a House of poet Christopher Morley
WHEN I a householder became I had to give my house a name. I thought I'd call it 'Poplar Trees,' Or 'Widdershins' or 'Velvet Bees,' Or 'Just Beneath a Star.' Or 'As You Like It,' 'If You Please,' Or 'Nicotine' or 'Bread and Cheese,' 'Full Moon' or 'Doors Ajar.' But still I sought some subtle charm, Some rune to guard my roof from harm And keep the devil far; A thought of this, and I was saved! I had my letter-heads engraved The House Where Brown Eyes Are.
