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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FINGER DANCE (1), by ANONYMOUS
First Line: "dance, thumbkin, dance"
Last Line: "thumbkin, he can dance alone"
Subject(s): Fingers
First Line: "dance, thumbkin, dance"
Last Line: "thumbkin, he can dance alone"
Subject(s): Fingers
DANCE, Thumbkin, dance,
Dance, Thumbkin, dance;
Dance, ye merry men, every one:
But Thumbkin, he can dance alone,
Thumbkin, he can dance alone.
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