Go A-way, Ro-ver!

by Alexander Pope — a poem card from Justes Mots

A child scolds a large dog named Rover for frightening her small pet, threatening to call her father, unaware that Rover only wants to play. The poem depicts innocent childhood anxiety and misunderstanding with gentle humor. It serves as a charming, light-hearted greeting suitable for animal lovers or children's occasions.

"You big black dog, go, go a-way!

I will not let you bite

My lit-tle pet; it can-not play,

You gave it such a fright!

Themes: love · new-baby · wedding · friendship