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This Old Man
The cry of the wolf knows not he is the inheritance of the waning moon
Interchanging aggression for passion drip of desires darkness shall swoon
Howl unto me my night creatures, feast of the blood
Fangs dipping in ripen flesh in the name of love
London Bridges falling down human immurement sacrificed limbs to keep its crown
What goes up Vikings burned it to the ground
Bodies encased in its moorings hushed without the Queens' sound
Watering graves erected beams
Entombed, no mercy as young minds scream
Upon protest of tears from parents enraged
Their generation souls not rested as the steel was paved
What nick knack patty whack, I give dog their bones
I serenade them with graveyards songs
Buried deep who hears the cry when hearts are ripped and torn
Minds in the shadows of death, flowers thrown in the morn
Unto the King peasants have nothing to give, nothing to share
Scale the castle and rob the nobleman of his silver and gold, and burn his lair
As ancient rite unto my nursery rhymes as time has foretold
I am the providence, we stand naked shivering our porridge is cold
This old man came rolling home
Barefooted, no bread to break, family abandoned, and all alone
To the guillotine my head bent I saw the hunger and heartache still mirrored in the children’s eyes
Decaying bodies riddled with starvation and swarming flies
Is this the road to redemption my head severed eyes watch my body twitch my soul descended to be consoled
To give weary souls
The comforts, the town's people under your monarch still freezing, bodies encased in its moorings in the cold
King oh thy King, can you hear the sounds of your kingdom raising arms in battle to overthrow
By death and destruction as the Roman rosary clasped in hope to give comfort to the po
This old man he plays five
The music of doom in his head realizing he has no home in the sky
Treason for hunger as his body is quartered, dragged through the village accused of stealing from the King a loaf of rye
This poem was based off of the Nursery Rhyme, This Old Man
#DarkNurseryRhymes
Interchanging aggression for passion drip of desires darkness shall swoon
Howl unto me my night creatures, feast of the blood
Fangs dipping in ripen flesh in the name of love
London Bridges falling down human immurement sacrificed limbs to keep its crown
What goes up Vikings burned it to the ground
Bodies encased in its moorings hushed without the Queens' sound
Watering graves erected beams
Entombed, no mercy as young minds scream
Upon protest of tears from parents enraged
Their generation souls not rested as the steel was paved
What nick knack patty whack, I give dog their bones
I serenade them with graveyards songs
Buried deep who hears the cry when hearts are ripped and torn
Minds in the shadows of death, flowers thrown in the morn
Unto the King peasants have nothing to give, nothing to share
Scale the castle and rob the nobleman of his silver and gold, and burn his lair
As ancient rite unto my nursery rhymes as time has foretold
I am the providence, we stand naked shivering our porridge is cold
This old man came rolling home
Barefooted, no bread to break, family abandoned, and all alone
To the guillotine my head bent I saw the hunger and heartache still mirrored in the children’s eyes
Decaying bodies riddled with starvation and swarming flies
Is this the road to redemption my head severed eyes watch my body twitch my soul descended to be consoled
To give weary souls
The comforts, the town's people under your monarch still freezing, bodies encased in its moorings in the cold
King oh thy King, can you hear the sounds of your kingdom raising arms in battle to overthrow
By death and destruction as the Roman rosary clasped in hope to give comfort to the po
This old man he plays five
The music of doom in his head realizing he has no home in the sky
Treason for hunger as his body is quartered, dragged through the village accused of stealing from the King a loaf of rye
This poem was based off of the Nursery Rhyme, This Old Man
#DarkNurseryRhymes
Published 8th Oct 2022
Author's Note
The greatest deception men suffer is from their own opinions.
Leo
Leo
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8th Oct 2022 6:53am
SweetKittyCat5,
This is the ah greatest ghost re-write the internet has decided to ah share. Because, this old man....he came home....he played knick knack on his throne....with a knick knack patty whack give a dog a bone....this old man came rolling home. Is what I grew up knowing. But Kitty, u have me amused with this one and each line I was so ah fascinated with what u would ah release ah next. 👁️🧅🥥🍻🍜💋👅🌷🌈🍑👄
This is the ah greatest ghost re-write the internet has decided to ah share. Because, this old man....he came home....he played knick knack on his throne....with a knick knack patty whack give a dog a bone....this old man came rolling home. Is what I grew up knowing. But Kitty, u have me amused with this one and each line I was so ah fascinated with what u would ah release ah next. 👁️🧅🥥🍻🍜💋👅🌷🌈🍑👄
9th Oct 2022 5:01am
Thank you, my X-Files poet, for taking the time to read and the marvelous comment.
Be advised and take into consideration some nursery rhymes have a dark element surrounding its content. Therefore, when we are singing those bedroom lullabies to children, we have to make absolutely sure what are their ears listening too and the history behind the words.
Enjoy your Saturday evening and have terrific Sunday
A Little History On This Old Man And London Bridges Is Falling Down Nursery Rhymes
One dark theory behind the bridge’s longevity maintains that there were bodies encased in its moorings.
The author of the book “The Traditional Games of England, Scotland and Ireland” Alice Bertha Gomme suggests that the “London Bridge Is Falling Down” rhyme refers to the use of a medieval punishment known as immurement. Immurement is when a person is encased into a room with no openings or exits and left there to die.
Immurement was a form of punishment as well as a form of sacrifice. Gomme points to the lyric “take the key and lock her up” as a nod to this inhumane practice and the belief that the sacrifices may have been children
About an old man playing “nick-nack” on various things owned by the song’s writer. In the end, it turns out this is just a standard case of the English hating on poor Irish people after the potato famine. Most sources believe “This Old Man” refers to Irish beggars going door to door in England after the famine, either to sell knick-knacks or to literally play a rhythm called “nick-nacks” using spoons in hopes of getting some change.
Be advised and take into consideration some nursery rhymes have a dark element surrounding its content. Therefore, when we are singing those bedroom lullabies to children, we have to make absolutely sure what are their ears listening too and the history behind the words.
Enjoy your Saturday evening and have terrific Sunday
A Little History On This Old Man And London Bridges Is Falling Down Nursery Rhymes
One dark theory behind the bridge’s longevity maintains that there were bodies encased in its moorings.
The author of the book “The Traditional Games of England, Scotland and Ireland” Alice Bertha Gomme suggests that the “London Bridge Is Falling Down” rhyme refers to the use of a medieval punishment known as immurement. Immurement is when a person is encased into a room with no openings or exits and left there to die.
Immurement was a form of punishment as well as a form of sacrifice. Gomme points to the lyric “take the key and lock her up” as a nod to this inhumane practice and the belief that the sacrifices may have been children
About an old man playing “nick-nack” on various things owned by the song’s writer. In the end, it turns out this is just a standard case of the English hating on poor Irish people after the potato famine. Most sources believe “This Old Man” refers to Irish beggars going door to door in England after the famine, either to sell knick-knacks or to literally play a rhythm called “nick-nacks” using spoons in hopes of getting some change.
9th Oct 2022 5:16am
U are welcome and thank u for this information. U enjoy thine ah Sunday as ah well. 👁️🍻🍜👅💋🌷🍑👄
9th Oct 2022 5:23am
Good morning to you from my end and you are always welcome... please enjoy the remainder of your weekend...🍷
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9th Oct 2022 5:27am
Oh, my... with all that going on.. that is slick Old Man... I must say.
Thank you, my handsome poet... for reading and the awesome comment... You really make me chuckle more than you will ever know.
Have a great Sunday and may you day be filled with peace and love.
Thank you, my handsome poet... for reading and the awesome comment... You really make me chuckle more than you will ever know.
Have a great Sunday and may you day be filled with peace and love.
9th Oct 2022 4:50pm
Mysunday is great and filled with lots of you. You enjoy your blessed sexy week.
8th Oct 2022 1:41pm
9th Oct 2022 5:35am
Yes.... I am all for swindling from the aristocratic to offer to the less deserving population, and that comment just fitted right in with the puzzle of my musing.
Thank you for taking the time to read, my wandering poet and the embracing comment.
Please have a relaxing Sunday and a great upcoming week.
Thank you for taking the time to read, my wandering poet and the embracing comment.
Please have a relaxing Sunday and a great upcoming week.
9th Oct 2022 2:32pm
now this old man sure loves the way to spill your words on thy canvas so sweet passion cometh from thy sole
