John Carter Brown
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Limerick 108
There was an old moaner named Jack
Who came under raspberry attack;
Not the ones you digest
But the kind that are best:
Those you blow with your tongue, when it's slack.
(Written Jan 2013)
John Carter Brown
Submitted: Sunday, February 10, 2013
Poems by John Carter Brown : 71 / 246
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John! long time no see! like all of your limericks, this one is so perfect TOO! ! ! ! ! ! !
PERFECT! ! ! !