Limerick: At The Taxidermist Poem by Kim Barney
Limerick: At The Taxidermist
Scene: A taxidermy shop, where a lady has just brought in her two pet squirrels, both of which died today.
The following conversation takes place: (the lady speaks first, then the taxidermist, then the lady again.)
I loved them so. You know, the bands
of love are strong. Everyone understands.
You loved them; that's what counted.
So did you want them mounted?
Oh, no, not that! Just holding hands!
i got a BIG laugh from the " mounted" part. but i could not understand your Urdu poem. bri (: where is the Helen Reddy poem? ? ? ?
The cryptogram has now been removed and the poem has been moved into the poem area. Poem Hunter has been adding soundtracks on the cryptograms and gibberish anyway.
Urdu poem? I don't have an Urdu poem! Did you mean the apparent gibberish in the poem area? That is actually a cryptogram in English and IT CAN BE SOLVED! I also do not have a Helen Reddy poem. I think you are referring to one of my mystery poets, who mentioned Helen Reddy in one of his/her poems.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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1/22/2026 9:05:52 PM # 1.0.0
an oldie but a goodie and in limerick form ta