Why is "Ogden Nash" trending?

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• Quote of the day by Ogden Nash: “To keep your marriage brimming, with love in the wedding cup, whenever y - The Times of India
• If Ogden Nash Had Had a Bash, (Or), The Cockroach - thewire.in
• Quote of the day by Ogden Nash: 'Some tortures are physical and some are mental, but the one that is both - The Economic Times
• Poetry Archives: Ogden Nash in the New Year - newyorker.com
• Reflections on paperlessness, in the spirit of Ogden Nash - The Economist
• Remembering America’s great humorous poet, Ogden Nash - McDonough County Voice
• Postage Stamp Bash / For Ogden Nash - CBS News
• Poet Ogden Nash's proverbial wit recalled by biographer - Cornell Chronicle
• Ogden Nash on the Car as Rite of Passage - The Saturday Evening Post
• Ogden Nash, Master of Light Verse, Dies (Published 1971) - The New York Times
• 16 Clever Quips from Ogden Nash - Mental Floss
• Meet Maryland author, poet Ogden Nash - The Herald-Mail
• Pontine Theatre tells the story of Ogden Nash through his poetry - Foster's Daily Democrat
• Library holds birthday party for Ogden Nash - Seacoastonline.com
• Columnist seeks the link between famous poet and the city of Savannah through cookbook - Savannah Morning News
• Quote of the day by Ogden Nash: 'The best way to remember your wife’s birthday is...' Life lessons on cons - The Economic Times
• RyeGPT People of Note: Poet Ogden Nash - MyRye.com
• Let’s have a party. . . or maybe not! Ask Ogden Nash - The Berkshire Edge
• Oh, to read Nash! - The Hindu
• Lines by Ogden Nash; GOOD INTENTIONS. By Ogden Nash. 180 pp. Boston: Little Brown & Co. $2. (Published 1942) - The New York Times
• Ogden Nash recognized on new stamp - SouthCoastToday.com
• Linell Chenault Smith, an author, horse enthusiast and last surviving daughter of poet Ogden Nash, dies - Baltimore Sun
• Ogden Nash: The secret truths of rhymed unreason - Telegraph India
• Explained: Why and how Ogden Nash and the Gita entered a Delhi court judgment - indianexpress.com
• For Nash, Candy Is Dandy but Dated (Published 1968) - The New York Times
• Who Did Which, or Who Indeed? - newyorker.com
• The wit and wisdom of snow, from Laurie Lee to Ogden Nash - Country Life
• Epitaph for an Explorer - newyorker.com
• I Will Arise and Go Now - newyorker.com
• 9 Poems for a Tough Winter - The Atlantic
• All Good Americans Go to Larousse, or, I Don’t Pretend to Be Moliere Than Thou - newyorker.com
• And How Keen Was the Vision of Sir Launfal? - newyorker.com
• Random Reflections - newyorker.com
• How Can Echo Answer What Echo Cannot Hear? - newyorker.com
• FRANCES L. NASH DIES AT 88 - The Washington Post
• Recipe for a Dictatorship | Esquire | FEBRUARY 1936 - Esquire
• And Three Hundred and Sixty-Six in Leap Year - newyorker.com
• Everything’s Haggis in Hoboken or, Scots Wha Hae Hae - newyorker.com
• Spring Comes to Murray Hill - newyorker.com
• The Strange Case of the Entomologist’s Heart - newyorker.com
• Just Keep Quiet and Nobody Will Notice! - newyorker.com
• Laments for a Dying Language - newyorker.com
• I’m Terribly Sorry for You, but I Can’t Help Laughing - newyorker.com
• A Carol for Children - newyorker.com
• The Strange Case of Mr. Palliser’s Palate - newyorker.com
• How Do You Say “Ha-Ha” in French? - newyorker.com
• Contrite Poet Gives A Cheer for Bronx On Golden Jubilee (Published 1964) - The New York Times
• Don’t Shoot Los Angeles - newyorker.com
• Election Day Is a Holiday - newyorker.com
• Bankers Are Just Like Anybody Else, Except Richer - newyorker.com
• Love Under the Republicans or Democrats - newyorker.com
• Poetry with humourous verses and rhythm - Daily Monitor
• ENTERTAINMENT | Ovation for ailing Dudley - BBC
• "Carnival of Animals" concert in Podgorica - vijesti.me
• Ogden Nash Quote of the Day: Why we work to buy freedom from work - Livemint