There once was a tall lumberjack
Who carried an ox on his back.
The ox was all blue;
Babe, its name, it's true
Some folks say that ox was a yak
There's a kitten that's known as Boots
With Katie she's in cahoots
Together they dream
Up another scheme
So they can dethrone Puss 'n boots
There was an old lady named Hubbard;
She kept a dog, fish and bird.
She had fish food and bird seed,
But nothing to feed
Her poor dog that barked not a word.
There's a man whose name is McPhail
He wanted to acquire some quail
For no other reason
He shot out of season
Now quail hunter McPhail is in jail
I once met a gal named Monique
She owned an exotic boutique
The toys that she sold
Were really quite bold
All of them required technique
Trébec is a man from Québec
He drives a rickety wreck
It's an old Fargo
He bought from Margo
Who still has not seen the check
A detective named Columbo
Had a penchant for local gumbo
One day on a case
He rushed to home base
For a plate of gumbo combo
When I met this gal named Katie;
She yelled, “Ahoy there, matey!”
So as you can see,
We set off to sea
On a ship named “The Overwaitea.”
A lovely princess named Tess
Is a wizard at playing chess
She wins all of her games
Defeats famous names
Yes Tess is a champion no less
I once knew a girl from Tijuana
She loved to smoke marijuana
But once she was high
She would whimper and cry
Until I let her pat my iguana
Regis,
I have always loved limericks,but could never compose one that made sense.
You have become a master.Yours Are humorous and artful.
To your continued success/
Barbara Henry
I really enjoy some of those double twists and double rhymes, Regis. I wonder if the girl from Tijuna was named Juana, the one I knew bitten by an iguana, naah..........Jerry
If someone can fill a 100 page book with nothing but Haiku's
then you can certainly put a book together with nothing but
cute limericks that would be absolutely amusing.
did she like petting
I mean patting your iguana?
Peace & Happy Lumbers of "More!!!"
Vickie
Reviewed by neerja gandhi (Reader)
Reviewed on October 31, 2009
ohhhh...again so well said....had been out for quite a handful of days and say...what a treat and feast i get here with your always so loved limericks....the pic is so very nice, i loved it...blue Babe sure has caught our fancy...wow....keep writing. Great write Regis. best wishes. neerja
Regis, as the master of the limerick, you should publish a book of them to share with others -- "Trebec", your man from Quebec, captured my top award -- after all he absconded with Margo's, "Fargo" -- peace and love my friend -- Jon Michael
I once met a gal named Monique
She owned an exotic boutique
The toys that she sold
Were really quite bold
All of them required technique
... we each have our favourites and all are good, but just love this one... it's so real, somehow!! Keep an eye on that iguana... should it REALLY be green???!!!!! :)) xx
I met a girl in San Felipe, a half gallon of Tequila I bought she. "Drink it here." She exclaimed. "i'm taking it home." I left brained. At the California border, they caught me.
Not really. Escaped confiscation by going through Arizona with that Iguana [not really].
As usual, great limericks. I'm not touching that Iguana with a ten foot pole.
Last one, what I want to know, was your iguana in camouflage? Well, anyway, you should compile these wonderful limericks into a book, Regis! Good to read these...
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I didn't know girls from Tijuana liked iguanas! I learned something new. LOL
God bless you. Kathy
I have always loved limericks,but could never compose one that made sense.
You have become a master.Yours Are humorous and artful.
To your continued success/
Barbara Henry
I still think you should do a series of them based on AD names.
Cryssa
If someone can fill a 100 page book with nothing but Haiku's
then you can certainly put a book together with nothing but
cute limericks that would be absolutely amusing.
My friend you have found a fabulous niche.
Stephen Pollard
I mean patting your iguana?
Peace & Happy Lumbers of "More!!!"
Vickie
Sheila
Steph
Cheers,
Dan
There once was a man from A.D.
Who wrote limericks for free -
Although he loved Haggis -
Too much sickened Regis -
And his Iguana could no longer Pee!
TK.
She owned an exotic boutique
The toys that she sold
Were really quite bold
All of them required technique
... we each have our favourites and all are good, but just love this one... it's so real, somehow!! Keep an eye on that iguana... should it REALLY be green???!!!!! :)) xx
Not really. Escaped confiscation by going through Arizona with that Iguana [not really].
As usual, great limericks. I'm not touching that Iguana with a ten foot pole.
Ron
gina
You have an uncanny way of making it all rhyme and come together just perfectly
Rock on !
Jerry
I loved this! Wonderful and very fun to read.
Great poem.
Sudo Nym
Newfie Hugs, Rose
She yelled, “Ahoy there, matey!”
So as you can see,
We set off to sea
On a ship named “The Overwaitea.”
I love this!
Take care,
Sherry
Comme toujours tu es formidable. Bien fait.
Ton amie,
Nicole
Much peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
wonderful gift! Laughter sure is medicine for the heart!
Much Love
Always!!
Anna
I am a lumberjack
I cut down trees,
I wear high heels
suspenders and a bra
I wish I'd been a girlie
just like my dear papa.
Thanks, you have really make my day!
Georg
Just like my dear papa
Daniel
great fun, as always,
carolyn
I was so hoping to see another limerick--thanks!! Loved it!
Micki
bless you,
ann
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
(((HUGS))) et amour, ton ami dans Texas, Karen Lynn. :D
If so, next time make her on her knees beg...ed
Thanks for the day brighteners!
John
These are very good. Always, Paul.
God bless,
Lew
Thanks for the chuckles,they are needed!;-)
Love,
Eileen
Love,
Sage
love and hugs
mary etta