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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: MOTHER GOOSE Matches Found: 43 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` DAPPLE-GRAY, by BRAD SCHREIBER Poem Source First Line: I had a little pony Last Line: I called him dapple-brown Subject(s): Mother Goose DIDDLE DIDDLE, DUMPLING, MY GIRL JUNE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: So in the bathtub she must go Subject(s): Mother Goose DIDDLE DIDDLE, DUMPLING, MY SON SCOOTER, by GWEN MOLNAR Poem Source Last Line: And now it only prints chinese Subject(s): Mother Goose FEE FIE FO FUM, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: Look out bubbles, here I come! Subject(s): Mother Goose GEORGIE PORGIE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: Georgie porgie, what a shame Last Line: That teasing isn't nice to do Subject(s): Mother Goose HEY DIDDLE, DIDDLE, by STAN LEE WERLIN Poem Source Last Line: If she's riding a hot-air balloon Subject(s): Mother Goose HICCUP, HICCUP, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: Hiccup, hiccup, go away! Last Line: Don't come back another day Subject(s): Mother Goose HICKORY, DICKORY, DOCK, by JEFFREY GOODSON Poem Source Last Line: Call the hickory dickory doc Subject(s): Mother Goose HICKORY, DOCKORY, HIC, by BOB ZANGER Poem Source Last Line: Call the hickory dickory doc Subject(s): Mother Goose HUMPTY DUMPTY, by GWEN MOLNAR Poem Source First Line: Humpty dumpty sat on a wall Last Line: They could have put humpty together again Subject(s): Mother Goose JACK AND JILL, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: In the middle of jack's noggin Subject(s): Mother Goose JACK SPRAT, by LOIS MUEHL Poem Source First Line: Jack sprat would have no cat Last Line: They settled on a hog Subject(s): Mother Goose JACK WAS NIMBLE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: Smell like burnt toast Subject(s): Mother Goose LAVENDER BLUE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: Lavender blue, rosemary green Last Line: No one will send us up to our beds Subject(s): Mother Goose LITTLE BO-PEEP, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: Little bo-peep throws her clothes in a heap Last Line: To hunt through the heap for her dress Subject(s): Mother Goose LITTLE BOY BLUE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: And start counting sheep Subject(s): Mother Goose LITTLE MISS MUFFET, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: She told him to go get his own Subject(s): Mother Goose LONDON BRIDGE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: London bridge is falling down Last Line: There's no way to walk to town. %take the ferry Subject(s): Mother Goose MARY HAD A LITTLE JAM, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: She wouldn't feel so awful Subject(s): Mother Goose MARY, MARY, QUITE CONTRARY, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: To which mary answered, 'no!' Subject(s): Mother Goose NURSERY RHYME, by GAVIN EWART Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: What are the suburbs made of? Last Line: Dry rot and dampness, congestion and crampness - %that's what the tenements are made of! Subject(s): Mother Goose OLD KING COLE, by LARRY COHEN Poem Source Last Line: Till his pants split down the middle Subject(s): Mother Goose OLD MOTHER GOOSE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: That jumped over the moon Subject(s): Mother Goose OLD MOTHER HUBBARD, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: He ordered a pizza by phone Subject(s): Mother Goose PAT A CAKE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: Pat a cake, pat a cake, baker sue Last Line: I'll give it to mommy on valentine's day Subject(s): Mother Goose PAT A PIE, by VIRGINIA KROLL Poem Source First Line: Pat a pie, pat a pie, baker man Last Line: Then sprinkle on pepper; I'll try not to sneeze Subject(s): Mother Goose PETER, PETER, SUGAR EATER, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: Now he is a toothless wonder Subject(s): Mother Goose ROCK-A-BYE, BABY, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: Rock-a-bye, baby, on the treetop Last Line: And fall asleep happy in a short while Subject(s): Mother Goose; Night ROSES ARE RED, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: I wish I could ride %on a dinosaur, too Subject(s): Mother Goose ROW, ROW, ROW YOUR BOAT, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: That's a big mistake Subject(s): Mother Goose RUB-A-DUB-DUB, by MARY COLLINS DUNNE Poem Source Last Line: And each take a shower instead Subject(s): Mother Goose SIMPLE SIMON, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: Simple simon met a snowman Last Line: If you'll clean up my room.' Subject(s): Mother Goose SOME LIKE IT HOT, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: When it's nine days old Subject(s): Mother Goose STAR LIGHT, STAR BRIGHT, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: To keep my jammies dry all night Subject(s): Mother Goose SWEETHEART, YOU'RE MY LITTLE STAR, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source Last Line: As I bounce you on my knee Subject(s): Mother Goose THE EMBARRASSING EPISODE OF LITTLE MISS MUFFET, by GUY WETMORE CARRYL Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Little miss muffet discovered a tuffet Last Line: But you're rude when you get in the whey! Subject(s): Mother Goose THERE WAS A LITTLE GIRL, by BRAD SCHREIBER Poem Source First Line: There was a little girl, and she had a little curl Last Line: And stuck it back in place Subject(s): Mother Goose THERE WAS AN OLD WOMAN, by LARRY COHEN Poem Source First Line: There was an old woman who lived in a shoe Last Line: So she packed up her stuff and moved to a sandal Subject(s): Mother Goose THREE KIND MICE, by ROBERT SCOTELLARO Poem Source First Line: Three kind mice, see how they run! Last Line: Did you ever see such a sight in your life %as three kind mice? Subject(s): Mother Goose TOM, TOM, THE TEACHER'S SON, by SYLVIA ANDREWS Poem Source Last Line: Was play a game of peekaboo Subject(s): Mother Goose TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR, by ELISABETH WEISS Poem Source Last Line: Please watch over me tonight Subject(s): Mother Goose WEE WILLIE WINKIE, by BRUCE LANSKY Poem Source First Line: Wee willie winkie ran down all the stairs Last Line: Two slippers, a bone, and willie's dog, fred Subject(s): Mother Goose YANKEE DOODLE, by ROBERT SCOTELLARO Poem Source First Line: Yankee doodle went to town Last Line: So now he's got a booster Subject(s): Mother Goose |
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