Nature

The Squirrel

by John Banister Tabb 1845–1909

From Child Verse (1900)

Nature

Who combs you, little Squirrel?
And do you twist and twirl
When some one puts the papers on
To keep your tail in curl?

And must you see the dentist
For every tooth you break?
And are you apt from eating nuts
To get the stomach-ache?

MLA

Tabb, John Banister. “The Squirrel.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/tabb/49/.

Chicago

Tabb, John Banister. “The Squirrel.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/tabb/49/.

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