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"You're twenty-five or six and I'm fourteen, and you don't hardly ever notice me, but when you do, you call me Willie! Gee, I wisht I'd bundles of the old long green, and could be twenty-eight or nine or so, and something happened to your other beau." 'Love Sonnets of an Office Boy' is a sonnet by the author and poet Samuel Kiser. It speaks of a young office boy Willie and his enchantment with an older office typist. Not to mention his various attempts to make her notice him…
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