The poem describes a child who is hesitant to take a bath because it is cold outside and they are shivering. While the water in the tub is warm, the child is reluctant to get in because they are cold without any clothes on. After counting to three, the child finally works up the courage to hop into the warm bath.
The poem describes a child who is hesitant to take a bath because it is cold outside and they are shivering. While the water in the tub is warm, the child is reluctant to get in because they are cold without any clothes on. After counting to three, the child finally works up the courage to hop into the warm bath.
The poem describes a child who is hesitant to take a bath because it is cold outside and they are shivering. While the water in the tub is warm, the child is reluctant to get in because they are cold without any clothes on. After counting to three, the child finally works up the courage to hop into the warm bath.
And the water shines wet, And the longer I wait. The colder I get. I cant quite make My self hop in All shivery cold In just my skin. Yet the waters warm In the tub, I know So one, two, three, And In I go.