Buckle My Shoe
One, two, buckle my shoe, a lesson to be learned;
Three, four, and so many more - times the world has turned.
Cross the laces, make some loops, feed the laces through;
Tighten them up and adjust - now you’ve tied your shoe.
A temper and impatience don’t suit a child so rare;
When blessed with a gift, treat him with respect and care.
One, two, buckle my shoe; a lesson to be learned;
Three, four, out the door, many times the world has turned.
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