Limerick 111 Poem by John Carter Brown

Limerick 111



There once was a barber from York
And as barbers can, boy could he talk;
But his clients complained
They were not entertained
And they filled his mouth up with a cork.

(Written May 2013)

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Ellias Anderson Jr. 09 June 2013

Wow wow wow and wow again of this one. you deserves the title King of limericks dear John. sorry i wasn't around, (it was our final exams) but now i have more free times. yeah, barbers talk a lot, sometimes their speeches is a pure waffle, and its a nice solution to put a cork in their mouth. ha ha ha ha. really nice John, really nice.

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Ruth Walters 20 May 2013

They put a cork in it! : o))))

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