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by Barbara A Griffin
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Counting Crows - Old Superstitious Nursery Rhyme by Barbara Griffin. A traditional children's nursery rhyme about counting crows that dates back to... more
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Counting Crows - Old Superstitious Nursery Rhyme by Barbara Griffin. A traditional children's nursery rhyme about counting crows that dates back to 1846. The moon and big trees images were taken in my back yard. A perfect Halloween image.
Welcome to my Artist Website. Here you will find original acrylic paintings, watercolors, digital art and photographs. I create something every day, either on canvas, paper, fabric, in the camera, or on the computer screen. My world revolves around art and photography. I use my photographs of landscapes, seascapes, wildlife and vintage photos as inspiration for original paintings that are available by contacting me directly by email. I can also turn YOUR old photos into colorful paintings. I digitally enhance some of my images to expand the range and variety of my art collection. I have recently added galleries with fleece blankets, duvet covers and throw pillow images. Thank you for visiting and enjoy your stay. If you see something...
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Ausra Paulauskaite
WOW, it's a beautiful picture, and I have never seen this poem. Very interesting one!
Barbara A Griffin replied:
Thank you Ausra! This is an old superstition that is still used today, except today we only go to seven and say: one for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl, four for a boy, five for silver, six for gold and seven is a secret that cannot be told! LOL! I found this one from 1846 and thought it was interesting too.