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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BUNKY, by BILLIE MARIE CRABB
First Line: With a crumpled ear and a crooked tail
Last Line: I caught a mouse . . . Last year!
Subject(s): Animals
First Line: With a crumpled ear and a crooked tail
Last Line: I caught a mouse . . . Last year!
Subject(s): Animals
With a crumpled ear and a crooked tail
And a striped coat, like they wear in jail,
I may not amount to so very much
But still I'd like to make it clear:
I've earned my bed and board for life;
I caught a mouse . . . last year!
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