I am a hunchback, yellow faced -- A hateful sight to see -- Tis all that other men can do To pass and let me be. I am a woman -- my hair is white -- I was a drunkard's lass; The gin dances in my head -- I stumble as I pass. I am a man that God made at first, And teachers tried to harm; Here, hunchback, take my friendly hand -- Good woman, take my arm. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE GOODLY SONG by PAUL VERLAINE AMERICA by SAMUEL FRANCIS SMITH NUPTIAL SONG by JOHN BYRNE LEICESTER WARREN EVENING by ISABELLA LOCKHART ALDERMAN ECLOGUE: THE TIMES by WILLIAM BARNES THE ADMIRABLE CONVERSION OF S. PAUL by JOSEPH BEAUMONT |