What does ring around the roseys pockect full of poseys ashs ashs you all fall down mean?

Answer 1

I believe the correct words are Ring a ring a rosy, pocket full of poesies, atishoo atishoo, all fall down. It is about the black death, which was cased by rats coming over the English channel covered with germs.

'Ring a ring a Rosy' is referring to the rash people used to get around there arms when the caught the black death, that looked like a ring of roses. 'a pocket full of poises' is referring to how people used to put poesies is there pockets because they thought it would keep them safe from the diseases. 'atishoo atishoo' is when they got sick and 'all fall down' is when they died.

its soooo sad i looked it up on Google and these people werent allowed to speak of it or else they killed them! so many people died all because of a king

No it does not it was ash's ash's we all fall down it was because they were burning the Bodies so fast that there ash's of the bodies raining down on the people and the children were dieing from the ash and the people where Dieing sign Michael Jackson !!!!!!

Answer 2

The nursery rhyme "Ring Around the Rosie" is often interpreted as describing the symptoms and progression of the Bubonic Plague. "Ring around the rosie" refers to the red rash that appeared on the skin, "pocket full of posies" signifies the flowers people carried to mask the smell of death, and "ashes, ashes" signifies the burning of bodies. Finally, "we all fall down" represents the fatal outcome of the disease.