Show me the boy who never threw
A stone at someone's cat;
Or never hurled a snowball swift
At someone's high silk hat.
Who never ran away from school,
To seek the swimming hole;
Or slyly from a neighbor's yard
Green apples never stole.
Show me the boy who never broke
A pane of window glass;
Who never disobeyed the sign
That says: 'Keep off the grass.'
Who never did a thousand things,
That grieve us sore to tell;
And I'll show you a little boy
Who must be far from well.
About Boys
Edgar Albert Guest
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Poem topics: away, cat, green, school, swimming, grass, high, swift, stone, window, glass, I love you, I miss you, never, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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