English poem
The Indignant Baby
by Edith Matilda Thomas (1854–1925)
Baby was out with Papa for a walk. When their friends they met, it was "Oh!" and "Ah!" "What a darling she is!" "Can the little kid talk?" "Well--no; I don't think that she can," said Papa, "Though she seems to understand."
She was only two, but she understood, And her small, rosy mouth was made up to cry-- But no! she would talk--she would show that she could. And, "Mamma," and "pretty," and "laly"--"by-by," She said with a wave of her hand!