Baby Cobina

Brown BABY COBINA, with his large black velvet eyes, His little coos of ecstacies, his gurgling of surprise, With brass bells on his ankles, that laugh where’er he goes, It’s so rare for bells to tinkle, above brown dimpled toes.

BROWN BABY COBINA is so precious that we fear Something might come and steal him, when we grownups are not near; So we tied bells on his ankles, and kissed on them this charm-- “Bells, guard our Baby Cobina from all devils and all harm.”

Gladys May Casely Hayford

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Brown BABY COBINA, with his large black eyes,
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