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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MEXICAN NURSERY RHYME: 9. CHANT FOR A STUMPED TOE, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: He may be lame
Last Line: He's dear to me
Subject(s): Physical Disabilities; Handicapped;handicaps;physically Challenged;cripples
First Line: He may be lame
Last Line: He's dear to me
Subject(s): Physical Disabilities; Handicapped;handicaps;physically Challenged;cripples
He may be lame,
He may not be;
But even lame
He's dear to me.
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