John Carter Brown
Poems by John Carter Brown : 69 / 246
Limerick 105
There once was a Dr Dalrymple
Who tried to keep everything simple;
With a touch of his 'scope
He gave everyone hope
But alas, couldn't cure his own pimple.
(Written Dec 2012)
John Carter Brown
Submitted: Tuesday, February 05, 2013
Poems by John Carter Brown : 69 / 246
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Now the question is that i should write comment about the below limerick or the above one? ha ha ha
both are nice, but John work is always the best.
My doctor is ever so scary
and ever so ever so hairy!
It hangs long and limp,
he looks like a chimp,
no wonder his surgery's empty! :)