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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
END OF FUN, by ANNETTE WYNNE
First Line: Rover lies all in a heap
Last Line: School began to-day!
Subject(s): Children; Schools; September; Childhood; Students
First Line: Rover lies all in a heap
Last Line: School began to-day!
Subject(s): Children; Schools; September; Childhood; Students
ROVER lies all in a heap
Fast asleep;
No more fun in food or play—
Jimmie's gone away,
School began to-day!
You big folks that make the rules
For the schools,
Can't you see things Rover's way?
Can't you let a fellow play?
Jimmie's up and gone
With his school-clothes on;
End of summer, end of play,
Jimmie's gone away—
School began to-day!
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