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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MAN PORTRAIT, by MARION JUDD
First Line: Look out!,' she exclaimed
Last Line: He swallowed the bone.
Subject(s): Swallows
First Line: Look out!,' she exclaimed
Last Line: He swallowed the bone.
Subject(s): Swallows
"Look out!" she exclaimed,
"There's a bone in your fish!"
D'ye think he said thanks,
Laid it back on the dish!
"Mind your own business,
I'll manage alone!"
And to show independence,
He swallowed the bone.
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