You are Old, Father William

You are Old, Father William is a poem by Lewis Carroll, known for its playful and nonsensical style. The poem humorously depicts an old man who defies age by engaging in various absurd activities, challenging the expectations of aging. Originally published in 1832, it is a parody of Robert Southey's poem 'The Old Man's Comforts.' The work showcases Carroll's wit and creativity, making it a notable piece in children's literature.