Poems About: LIMERICK

There was a little boy
Whose name was D. J. Roy
The world stopped turning yesterday
Just so he could laugh and play read more »

I
Edmund Clerihew Bentley
lampooned illuminati intently:
his quatrains on names, with a closing flick, read more »

My limerick does not have a rhyme
But I shall make one in due time
It could be about a bat
Who once ate a cat. read more »

I think my head will just explode
If I should write another ode
Or piece of prose or poetry
Or limerick or skit read more »

There was a rabbit that had no home;
Such hopping soul could only roam.
Where ever he’d pass,
He'd eat of the grass. read more »

I want a poem that is quick
Something easy is the trick
So I think that I
Will have my first try read more »

There was once a girl with glasses
In her hair she had some molasses
She sat on a pot
And gave her hair some thought read more »

There once was a lady named Kathy,
Who loved eating sweet sticky taffy.
Yes, she loved it so much,
That she used all her bucks, read more »

There once was a really weird chick,
Who traveled by pogo stick.
She tried to disgage,
Fell onto a page read more »

A bard always inscribe... read more »

There once was a poem that I read
the words keep getting stuck in my head
if I could remember
that rhyme of September read more »

Amazing are the words that move
Us like the sailing seeds of a poppy or
A freight train falling from the sky
A thousand pictures paint the words that read more »