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The Twins.
By James Whitcomb Riley
One 's the pictur' of his Pa,
And the other of her Ma -
Jes the bossest pair o' babies 'at a mortal ever saw!
And we love 'em as the bees
Loves the blossoms of the trees,
A-ridin' and a-rompin' in the breeze!
One's got her Mammy's eyes -
Soft and blue as Apurl-skies -
With the same sort of a smile, like - Yes,
and mouth about her size, -
Dimples, too, in cheek and chin,
'At my lips jes wallers in,
A-goin' to work, er gittin' home agin.
And the other - Well, they say
That he's got his Daddy's way
O' bein' ruther soberfied, er ruther extry gay, -
That he either cries his best,
Er he laughs his howlin'est -
Like all he lacked was buttons and a vest!
Look at her! - and look at him! -
Talk about yer "Cheru-bim!"
Roll 'em up in dreams together, rosy arm and chubby limb!
O we love 'em as the bees
Loves the blossoms of the trees,
A-ridin' and a-rompin' in the breeze!
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