Limerick Lamentation


Limerick Lamentation

“Don’t get me wrong. I like being tall . . . but not THAT tall.”

There once was a girl named Doreen

Who was as tall as a mutant string bean

Even when kneeling

Her head hit the ceiling

And now both her ears have gangrene

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

11 Responses to Limerick Lamentation

  1. Poor Doreen. She would not have that problem if she was as short as I am. ;-) That rhymed too. :-D

  2. Doreen needs an antibiotic.
    Gangrene made her ears go psychotic.
    Her boyfriend lay dead
    At the foot of her bed
    ‘Cause he found her green lobes so erotic.

    • Haha Bravo Rick! She sounds even more fetching than the Star Trek Green Girl!

      And I started your book, Becomes the Happy Man, yesterday, and I have to say it’s the most original book I’ve ever read! And so far soo good! :D

      • Great! :-) I didn’t want to say anything before you started it, but I was curious what you would think of it at first. Most readers say they find it a bit difficult in the beginning but after a chapter or two they get into it. But you already knew it was “provocatively lean” I think you said, so you had an idea going into it what to expect. I’m very pleased you’re reading it!

  3. Yes, I did have an idea going in that it was going to be different. (Well even the title is completely different which I love.) I was delighted when it started to take a turn for the worse! And the humor in it is very satisfying. As a writer, you’ve definitely honed your craft.

  4. Nothing like a little limericking to get the morning started right!

  5. There once was a writer named Vernon
    Her Peanuts was always a-churning
    The people she doodles
    The lines look like noodles
    I roar and for more I be yearning!! : )

  6. LOL Mark!! Bravo! I love it. I’m going to have to post this up on my wall! How wonderful it is! And they do all look like noodles! I think Peanuts brain folds are naturally curly!!

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