Mythology & Folklore

Captain Dime

by Thomas W. Talley (collector) 1870–1952

From Negro Folk Rhymes (1922)

Mythology & Folklore

Cappun Dime is a fine w'ite man.
He wash his face in a fry'n' pan,
He comb his head wid a waggin wheel,
An' he die wid de toothache in his heel.

Cappun Dime is a mighty fine feller,
An' he shō' play kyards wid de Niggers in de cellar,
But he will git drunk, an' he won't smoke a pipe,
Den he will pull de watermillions 'fore dey gits ripe.

MLA

Thomas W. Talley (collector). “Captain Dime.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/talley/7/.

Chicago

Thomas W. Talley (collector). “Captain Dime.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/talley/7/.

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