Help! I am trying to find a copy of the poem that Kramer enclosed in his birthday card to Elaine. It was written by the Irish poet Yeates. During the episode, George buys her the white sweater with the red dot and Jerry, as I recall, gives her money.
Any help on the name of the poem would be most helpful.
Thank you.
David
Think where a man glory Most begins and ends And say my glory was I had such a friend
It's from a Yeats poem but I forget the name of it David K. Bush wrote in message ...
Correction, George did not buy Elaine that white cashmere sweater with the red dot on it in this episode. Jerry gave Elaine $182, and George gave Elaine half that amount, $91 for her birthday.
The red dot on the sweater episode was when Elaine got George a job at her office and then George has sex with the cleaning lady at the office.
birthday card to Elaine. It was written by the >>Irish poet Yeates. During the episode, George buys her the >>white sweater with the red dot and Jerry, as I recall, gives her >>money.
red dot on it in this episode. Jerry gave Elaine > $182, and George gave Elaine half that amount, $91 for her > birthday.
True.
I also am interested in that poem...the one that was in Kramer's birthday card for Elaine. I remember that one line was "That I had such a friend." I would also like the poem that Newman wrote for Kramer...one of the lines was "Just before the other shoe fell." E-mail at [email]. Thanks.
Michael Alexander