English poem
IV.
I've a very long nose, but what of that? It is not too long to lie on a mat!
I have very big jaws, but never get fat: I don't go to church, and I'm not a church rat!
I've a mouth in my middle my food goes in at, Just like a skate's—that's a fish that's a flat.
In summer I'm seldom able to breathe, But when winter his blades in ice doth sheathe
I swell my one lung, I look big and I puff, And I sometimes hiss.—There, that's enough!