Elsie Brown

Elsie Brown

A Poem by Debbie Barry
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A new nursery rhyme, based on nursery rhymes of the 18th Century

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Elsie Brown

 

Elsie Brown was a bonny lass;

She was both bright and gay.

She wore pink ribbons in her hair;

Her lovely eyes were grey.

 

Malcolm Greene was a sturdy lad;

He plough’d and till’d the land.

He rode out to see Elsie Brown,

And ask’d her for her hand.

 

Great was the joy upon the day

When rang their wedding bell.

Sweet Elsie was a fine, good wife,

To Malcolm of the dell.

© 2018 Debbie Barry


Author's Note

Debbie Barry
Initial reactions and constructive criticism welcome. This is supposed to resemble a traditional nursery rhyme.

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Added on March 14, 2018
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Tags: poem, nursery rhyme, love, romance, courting, marriage, wedding

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Debbie Barry
Debbie Barry

Clarkston, MI



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I live with my husband in southeastern Michigan with our two cats, Mister and Goblin. We enjoy exploring history through French and Indian War re-enactment and through medieval re-enactment in the So.. more..

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