Limerick.41. Confusion Poem by Valsa George
Limerick.41. Confusion
To the young and handsome prince
Was born a pair of fraternal twins
All through the bleak night
In deep thoughts he sat
Confused who fathered one of the twins
Revisiting this magnificent limerick. So amazingly humorous. No one will be tired of reading this poem. So brilliantly crafted and well executed.
Another amazingly humorous limerick. Very clever write. A wonderful entertainment especially at this time when the Coronary virus is at its peak spreading darkness to humanity.
The word I did not know was 'fraternal'. Now I know. Prince expected identical twins, but they were fraternal twins. Confusion is understandable. But suspicious nature is unbecoming of a Prince.Lovely limerick!
An excellent limerick! Enjoyed the fun! Thanks dear madam for sharing! I vote it with a 10
Humorous indeed, Little knowledge is very dangerous
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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So nicely and humorously penned. Enjoyed. Thans for sharing. .... 10