Thursday, April 27, 2017
Three Limericks
dversepoets.com Happy to try my hand at Limericks today. Some people are quite gifted at writing these little gems.
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Sometimes
I like that words were given meaning
so much that I wake up from dreaming
Sometimes, thinking causes me grief
thinking of nothing brings me relief
I'm writing this while I am sleeping
Moonlight
Once upon a moonlit April night,
stars slipped behind clouds in and out of sight
What I didn't set out to find
I found - I am loved for my mind
not just a gal out flying a kite
Kate
There once lived a queen, Katherine the Great
Everyone loved her, dubbing her "Kate"
All the king's horses and all the king's men
spied her one night practicing Zen
Thereafter, she was not allowed to date
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That was a boy named fred
ReplyDeletehis mind was a bit of a dread
but with a chisled face
he won the race
Well, as long as he makes all the bread
BTW, that was suppose to be "There was a boy named "Fred"". And it is a limerick in contrast to your woman loved for her mind -- Fred wasn't, you see.
DeleteI almost thought of looking up Catherine the Great when I realized your name was Kathy. Nice limerick which mysteriously ties Zen with not being able to do something that rhymes with Kate. Fuel for the imagination.
ReplyDeleteThank you Frank.
DeleteI like the idea of writing words while sleeping. Great limericks!
ReplyDeleteSleepwriting... that would be the best title for a book...
ReplyDeleteCan you 'think' of nothing?Loved the Zen Kate.
ReplyDeleteMany men beg--Kiss Me Kate,
ReplyDeleteand Kathryn was really great
at picking the handsome ones,
with the chiseled buns,
though one became her mate.
Ha!!
DeleteHA! Love that last one the most :)
ReplyDeleteClever Limericks all!
ReplyDeleteI loved the Kate limerick especially ... and the ones in the comments, of course!
ReplyDeleteFun ones! Love "Kate"
ReplyDeletenice - i appreciate a good limerick cause i really cannot write them myself - even though i have tried several time - so - hat off to you
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