Thursday, May 20, 2010

Nursery rhymes with hidden, dark meanings... Any others?

Can someone tell me some nursery rhyme songs/poems that hard dark, hidden meanings, suck as "Ring Around the Rosie," "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary," or "Sing a Song of Sixpence?" I am an urban legends freak...

Nursery rhymes with hidden, dark meanings... Any others?
Humpty Dumpty really was a cannon.


Baa Baa Black Sheep was about the 100 year war.


Jack and Jill were really the King and Queen of France.


London Bridge is the history of the London Bridge.
Reply:Ring around the Rosie was a ryhyme created during/after the Plague.


It symbolized the burning of peoples cloths, posessions, etc in order to rid them of the Plague germs. We all fall down was in reference to all that had died because of the disease.
Reply:There was a little girl


and she had a little curl


Right in the middle of her forehead


When she was good


she was very very good


but when she was bad


she was better.





Hmmmm... Pax - C.

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