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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FINGER DANCE (2), by MOTHER GOOSE Poet's Biography First Line: Dance, foreman, dance Last Line: Foreman, he can dance alone. Subject(s): Fingers | |||
Dance, Foreman, dance, Dance, Foreman, dance; Dance, ye merry men, every one: But Foreman, he can dance alone, Foreman, he can dance alone. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE JOB; FOR TOBEY by DORIANNE LAUX BESTIARY FOR THE FINGERS OF MY RIGHT HAND by CHARLES SIMIC THE BLACK FINGER by ANGELINA WELD GRIMKE UPON THE LOSSE OF HIS FINGER by ROBERT HERRICK BRIGHT BEADS by MINNIE FAEGRE KNOX ON THE LOSS OF HIS FINGER by THOMAS RANDOLPH UPON THE LOSS OF HIS LITTLE FINGER by THOMAS RANDOLPH THE BASKET-MAKERS' SONG by ANDRE THEURIET DING, DONG, BELL / PUSSY'S IN THE WELL by MOTHER GOOSE GIRLS AND BOYS COME OUT TO PLAY by MOTHER GOOSE HICKORY, DICKORY, DOCK / THE MOUSE RAN UP THE CLOCK by MOTHER GOOSE |
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