English poem
Forbes & Company Chicago
by Nixon Waterman (1859–1944)
Sometimes I get to wishin’ I might be A little lamb like Mary’s, fond and true, With Susan Sanderson as Mary, see? We’d play amidst the clover sweet with dew, And everywhere that she wast there’d be me, And if she wasn’t, I’dst be elsewhere, too.
More by Nixon Waterman
- If We Didn't Have To Eat
- LINES COMPOSED AFTER SEEIN’ A BOOK FULL OF BYRON'S LOVE LETTERS
- LINES WROTE AFTER BEIN’ SCOLDED FOR NOT DOIN’ AS CHILDREN USED TO
- LINES WROTE AFTER SEEIN’ SHAKESPEARE'S HAMLET FROM AN UPPER GALLERY
- LINES WROTE IN SCHOOL WHILST I SHOULDST HAVE BEEN STUDYIN’ MY LESSON
- LINES WROTE IN SCHOOL WHILST THROWIN’ GLANCES AT SUSAN SANDERSON
- LINES WROTE ON A SUMMER DAY WHILST THINKIN’ OF A SODA-FOUNTAIN
- LINES WROTE ON READIN’ HOW CLEOPATRA MADE MEN ACT VERY FOOLISH