Historias de Nurseryrhyme

Are these the sort of things you like, my dear? the stories and the rhymes that make you shake? are you the sort who seeks darkness and fear? I surely hope you are, for your own sake. In here you'll meet the fear who has a face, in here you'll feel the cold under your bed, In here the childhood terrors have a space, And bedsheets are all weaved of spiders' thread. So, gather one and all who relish fear, and gather those who savour grim good times, find your peace and gladness walking here, in the Never Told Nursery Rhymes. **** These are a few grim little rhymes of my own invention, although I'm sure many of you have noticed that quite a few have outside inspiration. Some of them are meant to be scary, some of them are just meant to have an enjoyable atmosphere, but hopefully at least a few will tickle your fancy. I just want to thank you all for your support as it means alot. And a special shoutout to @StJoey77 and @FlukeAuriola for being the best of friends to me.

Fairy tales, like music and poetry, are a language known to every soul no matter the culture, time, or place. Travel 'over the hills and faraway,' with these varied tales of Faerie and for a little while reclaim the wonder and joy peculiar to a childlike heart. This is a book of contrasts, a stewpot wherein anything and everything might lurk with each spoonful a different taste: high adventure and complete nonsense, serious quests and silly meanderings, real poetry and doggerel verse, one moment grave as death and blithe as a lark the next. As in life, the world of story and Faerie in particular is a varicolored, ever shifting landscape of joy and sorrow, laughter and tears, adventure and quietude. Each story is preceded by a bit of verse or a quotation that may or may not be relevant, many of them are inspired by old nursery rhymes as one wonders what came of the original tale beyond the little passed down from time immemorial to the wondering hearts of children through the ages. Life is a story and with these bits and pieces of story, this crazy quilt of whimsy as it were, perhaps it will add a little more wonder to your own.

WARNING: This book might ruin your childhood and if your still in your childhood days....get ready to have your meaning of life ruined. I'm also going to make this very clear: EVERYTHING IN THIS BOOK IS FROM GOOGLE. So basically I've looked them up on google ok? Maybe some I'll make up and those that I do make up I'll just tell you. Now go read how these "innocent" nursery rhymes have twisted back stories. ***Please comment mistakes, feedbacks, and any other nursery rhymes you want me to research on**

18 year old Emma Rose has always wanted to help people, especially the most vulnerable. When an 19 year old boy named Asher with a traumatic brain injury/disorder transfers to her school, Emma realizes she needs to help him as much as she can.

Chelsery Rhymes is an inside joke between _Pissenlit_, a special person, and I. All poems in this book are parodies using my name and nicknames. Please no hate, I just decided to publish this for fun. I put the titles of the original rhymes beside my made-up ones so you know the tune. I apologize, some of the words might be hard to put with the tune. We're trying to fix that. BTW Samir the Kitten, Thea Hess and Victim Fish are inside jokes too. Go check out _Pissenlit_ 's account.

Have you ever wondered what your nursery rhyme is according to your zodiac sign? well, here you will find out

Baa baa black sheep have you any wool?

you're one tick away from insanity. when it ticks, this is what will happen. Tick. Tock. Tick Tock

poem for children to enjoy.. lesson poem fun humour laughter

backstories of nursery rhymes like "Three blind mice', and 'London bridge'

In this silly, rhyming story, the zebra is having a tough time with his annoying animal friend, the giraffe. The giraffe teases him and calls him names and brags that since he has such a long neck, he can easily get his food. So, the zebra decides to pull a prank on the giraffe but the joke is really on him though. The giraffe pretends he doesn't mind at all. I hope you enjoy the sixth book in the "If I were a..." series. I had such a wonderful time writing this and I hope you enjoy it too and it quickly becomes a favorite bedtime story! If you enjoyed book six, please vote with a star so that I know I'm doing a great job entertaining you. Thank you for your support!

This is a dark twist on the class nursery rhyme 'Row Your Boat'. The dark twist is that the lines now will refer to events that happened in the plague. I don't own the image used in this and I don't own the original rhyme.

OK, so, I was wondering what is the love story of the dish and the spoon (from the nursery rhyme: "Hey Diddle Diddle")?

Shuichi and Kokichi have been dating for 2 years since the Killing Game. Shuichi and Kokichi have been happy together, as far as Shuichi knew... However, Maki is beginning to uncover how Kokichi is truly feeling. How long will Kokichi be able to keep up his act?

When Old King Cole's son loses his crown, it's up to Lillian to enter the world of Nursery Rhymes and return it to him, and she receives a grand reward: the Prince's hand.

known poems/nursery ryhmes with twists

Right so basically right, last night yeah, to be fair yeah...