s seat Upon the curtain-pole. When, wearied out with all his ptay, He felt inclined to sleep,He d gently steal to Charleys side, Then in his pocket creep, P And there curled up so warm and snug He put himself to bed,His nose tucked in between his paws, His tail wound round his head. LET God be thy… … A COMPARISON.IT shines, it rains, then shines again, What does the weather mean ?It hangs in doubt, the sun conies out, With drizzling mists between. Now dark, now light, like day, like night, T is changing, fickle weather ;It mists at times, then rains or shines, And sometimes all together. 9* 102…
Children's poetry
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