Limerick- Self Defence Poem by Valsa George
Limerick- Self Defence
A man always carried a sharp knife
He was afraid of his brutish wife
All thought him to be queer
From him, children ran in fear
Nobody knew how deep was his inner strife!
Another limerick writer! I have several new limericks you might want to check out.
Just leave her and get another wife Foolish to live in a life of strife Carrying a knife around Will make you appear unsound And no peace e'en in your afterlife You are such fun Valsa! Thanks
This is also excellent and humorous Limerick shared here. All went away due to fear to him but nobody knew how he got strife. An amazing sharing this is really...10
Fear makes people act out of character as vividly written in this wonderful Limerick!
The instinct of self-defence is very sharp in man. You have depicted this inherent impulse in a witty way. Well-penned. A10
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Suicide (A Reply to Self Defence by Valsa George Poor man! Committed suicide with his knife How he could kill his beloved wife, Couldn't be punished, an offence, That ne'er needs any defence, The only option to end the strife.. Should I submit this reply at PH?
As ever, fine response to my limerick, Akhtar ji! Of course you may publish it on Poem hunter! Definitely our friends will enjoy!