Carolyn Hankey Bonnet

I'm a little hankey, As square as can be, But with a little stitch or two, A bonnet I will be, I'll be worn home from the hospital, Or on my Christening Day, And after that be neatly pressed, And safely packed away, Then on the fateful wedding day, So we've all been told, The well dressed bride must always wear, A little something old, So what could be more fitting, Than to look up "little old me", And with a few fine stitches snipped, A wedding hanky be, And if per chance it is a boy, Some day he'll surely wed, Then to his bride he can present, A hanky once worn upon his head.