O the goose and the gander walk'd over the green, O the goose she went barefoot for fear of being seen, For fear of being seen, boys, for fear of being seen, And the goose she went barefoot for fear of being seen. I had a black hen and she had a white foot, And she laid an egg in a willow tree root, In a willow tree root, in a willow tree root, And she laid a white egg in a willow tree root. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...HERO AND LEANDER by CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE THE FIRST THANKSGIVING DAY [1621] by MARGARET JUNKIN PRESTON LOVE'S BLINDNESS by ALFRED AUSTIN THE DEATH OF YE LIFE OF LOVE by JOSEPH BEAUMONT TAKE YOUR CHOICE: NICHOLAS VACHEL LINDSAY WOULD SPEAK ... THIS MANNER by BERTON BRALEY |