Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WITH SISTER'S DOLLS, by BURGES JOHNSON Poet's Biography First Line: Dolls are silly things to play with Last Line: If you never say your prayers? Subject(s): Brothers & Sisters; Dolls; Toys | ||||||||
Dolls are silly things to play with, There's so much a boy prefers; But at times I have to stay with Sister when she tends to hers. And besides I often find her, (For you know how young she is!) Needing some one to remind her Of her 'sponsibilities. Anne and Lucy, Tot and Ted, Do you dollies s'pose That it's right to go to bed Wearing all your clo'se? Your Mamma's too young, I s'pect, To be scolded for neglect! I'm a year and one month older Than my sister is, and she Can't expect (so Mother's told her) To sit up as late as me. So each night, when she is sleeping, It's my duty for awhile Just to see if she is keeping All her dolls in proper style. Anne and Lucy, Tot and Ted, Listen here to me! Every night you go to bed Wicked as can be. Don't you s'pose that Someone cares If you never say your prayers? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SUSIE, KIKI, ANNIE: 2 by MEI-MEI BERSSENBRUGGE THE DOLLS MUSEUM IN DUBLIN by EAVAN BOLAND PLASTIC BEATITUDE by LAURE-ANNE BOSSELAAR THE BECKETT KIT by LINDA GREGG THE DOLL BELIEVERS by CLARENCE MAJOR CHILD MARGARET by CARL SANDBURG A BABY AT THE PARTY by BURGES JOHNSON |
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