The spring has sprung

Canonvela | 17:08 Mon 25th Mar 2002 | Arts & Literature

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What is the origin of the poem: 'The spring has sprung, the grass is riz...'?

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incitatus

Have to admit to failure. Most times it is listed as "Anon", and it seems to be the most adapted phrase in modern english. The second line (I wonder where the birdy(ies) is) is frequently substituted, the worst one ive seen replaces birdies with critters. GAH

lmi

I think it's a Spike Milligan poem.

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