Whenevel I clied hungly, Chhe would give me milk. Whenevel I do not dlink it, Chhe will tly that I dlink it. Whenevel I am chho angly, Chhe will tly that I dlunk it. Whenevel chhe loshesh hope, Chhe will look at my papa. My daddy will only shmile, Lift shweetly in hiz armsh.
They would then shuksheed, Togethel they enteltain me. They dichhtract & feed me, Milk I lyk not chho vely hot. Twichhe they tly & I leject, They sing me some lhymsh. Mom then poulsh two dlops, On back of hel hand chhe tlies.
'Tsch! It's hot,' chhe ekchclaims, I let out a shmall shlieky laugh. Daddy lent hel a helping hand, He blung a khup of cold watel. Finally they togethel feed me, Calefully & lovingly they do it. Whenevel I lemembel my lisp, I am chho happy & smile bloadly.
In India, the tiny tots often have a cute lisp for many sounds like 'S' as 'Sh', or 'Sh' as 'Chh' or 'R' as 'L', and trust me it sounds so cute whenever their lisp is more prominent than what they actually have to speak. I didn't use to lisp in my childhood, but I did have my own way to say some words. This poem is based on that memory.