Limerick.44. Marriage Poem by Valsa George
Limerick.44. Marriage
In the city, lived a man named Harry
He said he would never marry,
As it would invite trouble!
He added with a chuckle;
"I'll advise my children not to marry"
You know it reminds me a lot of a friend who always said he would not marry, but quickly did the first opportunity he got. You write the most humorous Limericks, Valsa and have a unique style. I enjoyed this one thoroughly.
I believe he is a dirty Harry; he sure has children hidden. LOL! Good one Valsa-ji. (10)
Enjoyed this interesting Limerick............................................
Truly, it is easy to advise but hard to follow the same,
Now a days it is not necessary to enter a wedlock to beget children. So Mr. Harry is very canny and this canniness is also reflected in his advice to his children!
hahaha! Now a days the stamp of marriage isn't needed. Loved it!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/6/2025 7:46:19 PM # 1.0.0
He would have called his wife to bear testimony to what he says. Humor! Enjoyed.
Wow.........One step higher! Enjoyed your humour, Sir!