Z was a zebra, All striped white and black; And if he were tame, You might ride on his back.
z!
Pretty striped Zebra!
Y was a yak, From the land of Thibet: Except his white tail, He was all black as jet.
y!
Look at the Yak!
X was King Xerxes, Who wore on his head A mighty large turban, Green, yellow, and red.
x!
Look at King Xerxes!
W was a watch, Where, in letters of gold, The hour of the day You might always behold.
w!
Beautiful watch!
V was a veil With a border upon it, And a ribbon to tie it All round a pink bonnet.
v!
Pretty green Veil!
U was an upper-coat, Woolly and warm, To wear over all In the snow or the storm.
u!
What a nice upper-coat!
T was a thimble, Of silver so bright! When placed on the finger, It fitted so tight!
t!
Nice little thimble!
S was a screw To screw down a box; And then it was fastened Without any locks.
s!
Valuable screw!
R was a rattlesnake, Rolled up so tight, Those who saw him ran quickly, For fear he should bite.
r!
Rattlesnake bite!
Q was a quill Made into a pen; But I do not know where, And I cannot say when.
q!
Nice little Quill!