There Was An Old Man Of Blackheath

Edward LearEdward Lear

1 min read · 12.4K reads

There was an old man of Blackheath,
Whose head was adorned with a wreath,
Of lobsters and spice,
Pickled onions and mice,
That uncommon old man of Blackheath.
Join Our WhatsApp Community
Edward Lear
About the poet

Edward Lear

Edward Lear was a distinguished English artist, illustrator and writer known for his literary nonsense, in poetry and prose, and especially his limericks, a form which he popularized.Beneath the absurd and playful imaginings of his poetry there lurks a melanc…

View profile & all 50 Poems / Stories

More from Edward Lear

  1. Calico Pie

    I  Calico Pie,The little Birds fly

    12.4K reads

  2. The Pelican Chorus

    King and Queen of the Pelicans we;No other Birds so grand we see!

    12.4K reads

  3. There Was An Old Man Of Peru

    There was an Old Man of Peru,Who watched his wife making a stew;

    12.4K reads

  4. The Duck And The Kangaroo

    ISaid the Duck to the Kangaroo,'Good gracious! how you hop!

    12.4K reads

  5. There Was An Old Person Of Chili

    There was an Old Person of Chili,Whose conduct was painful and silly,

    12.4K reads

Poets You May Like

See all

More Poetry & Stories You May Like

उसने मिट्टी को छुआ भर था - प्रताप सोमवंशीपसोपेश में हूँकि कविता चिह्नों में होती है— प्रताप सोमवंशीदर्द औरों का हम - प्रताप सोमवंशीपसोपेश में हूँकि कविता चिह्नों में होती है— प्रताप सोमवंशी