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What did Dr sesse do to become famous?
He wrote children's stories in rhyme.
Who wrote Chicken Shack?
does anyone know who wrote chicken?
Who wrote ten little monkeys the nurse rhyme?
who wrote ten little monkeys
Who wrote the poem Chicken Chicken?
cho chos mc.choch
Who wrote Chicken Soup of the Teenage Soul?
The person who wrote Chicken Soup of the Teenage Soul, Chicken Soup for Middle Schoolers, and Chicken Soup for High Schoolers is a woman named Mary Stone.
Cities in the middle colonies?
Famous cities in the Middle Colonies are... Chicken Nugget, McDonalds, Bruce Lanski, and Jerry Seinfeldwhoever wrote this is stupid, the famous cities are Delaware, New york, plymouth, and philadelphia.
What famous verse Sarah Hale write in 1830?
Mary had a little lamb is the famous verse Sarah Hale wrote in 1830.
Why pot and top rhyme?
No, "pot" and "top" do not rhyme. They are exact opposites.
Who wrote chicken and the edge?
Alan gibbons
Who wrote the pattycake song?
The pat-a-cake nursery rhyme's author is not definitively known, as it is a traditional English rhyme that has been passed down through generations. It is often used as a children's game accompanied by clapping hands together.
What was Cody Simpson first song about?
When he was seven, he wrote a song about putting a diaper on a chicken.
What type of poem is most famous written by Shakespeare?
William Shakespeare, in addition to his work as a playwright, famously wrote a number of sonnets. A sonnet is a style of poetry with strictly regulated rhyme and meter. Shakespeare wrote his sonnets with a rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EE (where each letter represents a line of poetry, and letters which are the same represent lines which rhyme) He wrote 154 sonnets in total, of which all but two were published in one volume (possibly without Shakespeare's consent). In addition to his sonnets, Shakespeare also wrote a few works of extended verse, such as "Venus and Adonis". In short, the sonnet is the type of poem most famously written by Shakespeare.
