rhymes to Sir John Suckling

Little Miss

Muffet sighed and played with her cat
languishing
Muffet on a toadstool sat
extinguishing

 

Pop Goes the

Weasel slinks away the
forest of its trees
naught but hobbyhorse of matchsticks
doth Weasel please

 

Froggy Would

a-woo himself
in the green pond
Froggy of his own reflet
was rather fond

 

Ninny

in his petticoat
glowing hot
Ninny of the hard head
filled with ought

 

Tom-Tom

the marchpane thief
took his sinecure for fief
who will ever drive him out
Tom-Tom with some borrowed clout?

 

(teach him that his valued swine
is spun sugar superfine)