I'm Such A Little Tot

I'M SUCH A LITTLE TOT

They said I couldn't speak a piece,
I'm such a little tot;
That they were little once themselves,
They surely have forgot.

I've made my bow as prettily
As did my bigger brother.
I've made my bow - you're laughing so -
I guess I'll make another.

by J. H. G.

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