Bibbety-Bobbledetails

Then it was that each elvish man

Felt such a lightness in his feet,

That, snatching the hand of the nearest fay,

Round they whisked in th e wildest dance,—

Oh! I wish, I wish you had been that way

To see them curvet and see them prance.

Bibbetybobble tumbled about

Jus like a fat old humble bee;

Floppytyfly you could hardly see,

He wet so fast; and Kickittygo,—

His legs like the spokes of a wheel rayed out;

And Rufflecumtuffle,—you never will know

How he danced, for I never can tell;

And oh! ’t was a wonderful sight for me;

  And if ever again

  The elvish men

With the fairies dance, you must go and see.