Just Two Limericks Poem by Herbert Nehrlich

Just Two Limericks

Rating: 4.1


There was a young lady from Perth
who was born on the day of her birth.
She grew older with grace
and wore Persian lace.
She died lonely and soon left this earth.

A spinster of St. Maxime, France
on a Friday went out to a dance,
in the hope that she might
find a young shining knight,
she was homely at first and last glance.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Wes Vogler 09 September 2016

Hello Herbert discovered your limericks and will search diligently. So nice to find something entertaining in this site.

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Ernestine Northover 08 January 2006

I love 'Limericks' Herbert, they flow nicely on the tongue. I remember one my Uncle used to say. He lived in Kings Lynn in Norfolk. There was a young man from Kings Lynn, Who was so exceedingly thin, That when he assayed, To drink lemonade, He slipped through the straw and fell in. Just a little 'ditty' for you. I loved your two they are great. Limericks give amazing choices and quotes. Love Ernestine XXX

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Mary Nagy 08 January 2006

The ''limerick king'' strikes again! I love your limericks! Great poem. Sincerely, Mary

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Shannon Chapel 08 January 2006

As usual, awesome, Herbert. A 10 from me. Shannon xoxo

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Allan James Saywell 08 January 2006

you love them limericks herbert and your good at them, you just love the french dont you, i always get a laugh out of your limericks have a jack for me tonight Warm regards allan

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