English poem
_The Pear
by Slason Thompson (1849–1935)
(In English Equivalent.)
A little pear in a garden grue A little pear of emerald 'ue Kissed bi the sun and bathed bi the due, It grew.
One da, going that garden thro' That little pear kame to the fue Of Thomas Smith and 'is sister Sue Those tou!
Up at the pear a klub tha thrue Down from the stem on uikh it grue Fell the little pear of emerald 'ue Peek-a-boo!
Tom took a bite and Sue took one too And then the trouble began to brue Trouble the doktors kouldn't subdue Too true (paragorik too?).
Under the turf fare the daisies grue They planted Tom and 'is sister Sue And their little souls to the angels flue Boo 'oo!
But as to the pear of emerald 'ue Kissed bi the sun and bathed bi the due I'll add that its mission on earth is thro' Adieu._