Nursery rhyme - "down by the river where the green grass grows..."  Do you know of any other variations?
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Down by the river where the green grass grows\nThere sits _______ sweet as a rose\nShe sings, she sings, she she sings so sweet\nAlong came ______ and kissed her on the cheek.\n\nWhen I was a child we jumped rope to this rhyme,
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Many of these rhymes don't mean anything. What they are made for in the first place is to teach young children the art of rhythm.\n\nOnce your child reaches school age, maybe grade 2 he/she will enjoy something that will make some sort of sence. Why not try it on your child now, he/she just might enjoy it.\n\n\n\nWest wind, blow from your prairie nest\nBlow from the mountains, blow from the west.\nThe sail is idle, the sailor too;\nO! wind of the west, we wait for you.\nBlow, blow!\nI have wooed you so,\nBut never a favour you bestow.\nYou rock your cradle the hills between,\nBut scorn to notice my white lateen.\n\nI stow the sail, unship the mast:\nI wooed you long but my wooing's past;\nMy paddle will lull you into rest.\nO! drowsy wind of the drowsy west,\nSleep, sleep,\nBy your mountain steep,\nOr down where the prairie grasses sweep!\nNow fold in slumber your laggard wings,\nFor soft is the song my paddle sings.\n\nAugust is laughing across the sky,\nLaughing while paddle, canoe and I,\nDrift, drift,\nWhere the hills uplift\nOn either side of the current swift.\n\nThe river rolls in its rocky bed;\nMy paddle is plying its way ahead;\nDip, dip,\nWhile the waters flip\nIn foam as over their breast we slip.\n\nAnd oh, the river runs swifter now;\nThe eddies circle about my bow.\nSwirl, swirl!\nHow the ripples curl\nIn many a dangerous pool awhirl!\n\nAnd forward far the rapids roar,\nFretting their margin for evermore.\nDash, dash,\nWith a mighty crash,\nThey seethe, and boil, and bound, and splash.\n\nBe strong, O paddle! be brave, canoe!\nThe reckless waves you must plunge into.\nReel, reel.\nOn your trembling keel,\nBut never a fear my craft will feel.\n\nWe've raced the rapid, we're far ahead!\nThe river slips through its silent bed.\nSway, sway,\nAs the bubbles spray\nAnd fall in tinkling tunes away.\n\nAnd up on the hills against the sky,\nA fir tree rocking its lullaby,\nSwings, swings,\nIts emerald wings,\nSwelling the song that my paddle sings.
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wildflower by skylark\n\nlet her cry for she's a lady\nlet her dream for she's a child\nlet the rain fall down upon her \nshe's a free gentle flower growing wild
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According to the rhyming dictionary, no.\n\nIt does have some suggestions for similar sounds.
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“What’s your name? "\n"Puddin Tane.\nAsk me again, and I’ll tell you the same.”\n\nAll I know is the it is considered a "traditional African American children’s rhyme."  I looked and looked...this was all I could find.
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Use http://www.rhymer.com/ this is what they were able to come up with...\nallow, avow, bough, bow, bowwow, brow, cacao, chow, ciao, cow, dow, endow, eyebrow, frau, hausfrau, highbrow, hoosegow, how, know-how, kowtow, landau, lowbrow, luau, meow, miaow, moscow, nohow, now, plough, plow, pow, powwow, prow, row, scow, slough, snowplow, somehow, sough, sow, tao, thou, vow, wow\n\nGood Luck!!!
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/ˈzaɪˌzɪks/ (rhyming with "Isaac's", not "physics")
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supposedly it's just nursery rhyme that uses a number word (five) in it and I thought it went\n\nIntery Mintery \nIntery, mintery, cutery corn,\nApple seed and apple thorn;\nWire, brier, limber-lock,\nFive geese in a flock,\nSit and sing by a spring,\nO-u-t, and in again.
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Walk the floor with a teething baby for three hours and the kid is lucky if that's all your singing. But look at all the nursery rhymes and you will find that they are, for the most part, political statements of the day. Little Jack Horner was an embezzler. Mary, Mary, quite contrary was Mary Queen of Scots who butchered anyone she even thought might betray her. London Bridge is falling down was actually about London Bridge crumbling because of lack of repair and misuse of funds. Ring around the rosy is about the plague and herbs people used to carry in hopes of warding off the disease. Do a web search on nursery rhymes and you'll learn lots of good stuff.
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visit the website www.riversongs.com, i think they have some pictures on it for kids.
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http://www.rhymezone.com/
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Just a bowl of butter beans\nPass the cornbread if you please\nI don't need no collard greens\nAll I want is a bowl of butter beans\n\nJust a little piece of country ham\nPass the butter and the jam\nPass the biscuits if you please\nAnd some more of the good ol' butter beans\n\nBread and gravy is alright\nA turnip sandwich is a delight\nBut my children all still scream\nFor another bowl of butter beans\n\nWhen they lay my bones to rest\nPlace a rose upon my chest\nPlant those blooming evergreens\nBut all I want is a bowl of butter beans\n\n(Chorus)\n\n\nHope I helped
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bean\nclean\ndean\ngene\nglean\njean\nkeen\nlean\nlien\nmean\nmien\npeen\npreen\nqueen\nscene\nscreen\nseen\nsheen\nspleen\nteen\ntween\nwean\nbaleen\nbetween\ncaffeine\ncanteen\ncareen\nchlorine\ncitrine\ncodeine\nconvene\ncuisine\ndemean\neighteen\ngangrene\nglassine\nHolstein\nhouseclean\nhygiene\nlatrine\nmarine\nmorphine\nobscene\npatine\npristine\nprotein\n\ndo you need me to continue...?\n\nBy the way, there are two words that rhyme with orange: flange, phalange
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No, but I've seen a "Scandinavian Tree Pig".\nThere is a well known rhyme that starts:\nThe Scandinavian tree pig \nflies from bough to bough\nIt builds its nest in a cuckoo tree\nand whistles like a cow.
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Nursery Rhymes are poems.\n\nHickory Dickory Dock ( reason - clock struck one mouse ran down)\nGrand Old duke of York ( well what would you do with 10,000 men - invade Iraq?)\nWee Willie Winkie ( insomnia)\nJack and Jill ( water gathering)\nOld King Cole ( merry because of the music)\nThis Little Piggy ( contributing to the economy by going to market)\nLittle Boy Blue ( Farming associate)\nGeorgie Porgie ( paedophile?)
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A good resource for finding rhymes is a rhyming dictionary and one can be found here\n\nhttp://www.rhymezone.com/
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Do You Hear What I Hear\nSaid the night wind to the little lamb,\ndo you see what I see\nWay up in the sky, little lamb,\ndo you see what I see\nA star, a star, dancing in the night\nWith a tail as big as a kite\nWith a tail as big as a kite\n\nSaid the little lamb to the shepherd boy,\ndo you hear what I hear\nRinging through the sky, shepherd boy,\ndo you hear what I hear\nA song, a song, high above the trees\nWith a voice as big as the sea\nWith a voice as big as the sea\n\nSaid the shepherd boy to the mighty king,\ndo you know what I know\nIn your palace warm, mighty king,\ndo you know what I know\nA Child, a Child shivers in the cold\nLet us bring Him silver and gold\nLet us bring Him silver and gold\n\nSaid the king to the people everywhere,\nlisten to what I say\nPray for peace, people everywhere!\nlisten to what I say\nThe Child, the Child, sleeping in the night\nHe will bring us goodness and light\nHe will bring us goodness and light