BABY'S DAY.

Awake at five in the morning,

Bright as a little bird,

Cooing and laughing and crowing

Before a person has stirred.

Carried on papa's shoulder,

Lying on mamma's arm,

Never a king was bolder

Or safer from slightest harm.

Going to ride with sister,

Taking a cozy nap,

Resting before his dinner

On grandmamma's silken lap.

Creeping over the carpet,

Playing with pretty toys;

Baby's the dearest darling,

The prettiest, best of boys.

Harper's Young People, November 14, 1882 An Illustrated Weekly · 第 27 / 68 题