A poem I heard recently that I really liked and wanted to share. It seems that it was first published in November, 1906, in St. Nicholas Illustrated Magazine for Young Folk. It appears right between a comic strip and an article entitled "How Knives Cut."
A Word to the Wise
By Louise M. Laughton
Little owlet in the glen
I'm ashamed of you;
You are ungrammatical
In speaking as you do,
You should say, "To whom! To whom!"
Not, "To who! To who!"
Your small friend, Miss Katy-did,
May be green, 't is true,
But you never hear her say
"Kay do! She do!"
Sara Duane is a freelance writer in the Twin Cities area of the great state of Minnesota.
A delightful little whimsical poem.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see this post. I was looking for it being quoted in an episode of 'Frasier'.
ReplyDeleteSame, I love Frasier aand wanted to know the end.
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DeleteI was pretty sure it didn't end, "who the h_ll are you?"
ReplyDelete"Little owlet in the glen
ReplyDeleteI'm ashamed of you;
You are ungrammatical
In speaking as you do,
You should say, "To whom! To whom!"
Not, "To who! To who!"
Your small friend, Miss Katy-did,
May be green, 't is true,
But you never hear her say"
Who The Heck Are You?
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