in writing this one i had to use an old english word "scouth" for opportunity so the limerick was correctly done, i wrote the limerick in part because a friend told me my last one was not risque enough to be a true one.
3-5-2014
On a long road while going north from the south
a trucker kept spying, not losing this scouth
of the girl in the car
her head down so far
he wanted to see what she had in her mouth.
There once was a driver named Tucker
Who witnessed a man's all day sucker
But he ran a red light and now spends each night
In a cell where he certainly must pucker
Loved it by the way. Patrick
Reviewed by John Dyhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on March 8, 2014
I like the limerick , lots, have just written a few myself. Maybe I will post a couple on here. Afraid they as as clean as the driven snow however.
However, as I did not know the word, scouth I idly googled and two dictionaries I looked at considered the word scottish and gave the pronunciation as rhyming with ruth/tooth/booth.
Still if the boot fits, LOL, rhyming with south is OK with me.
You are now in a frisky love mode mister and that is good, but on the serious side, if you get a chance to type Roger Whitakers song," my silver eagle" in your browser and listen to it, I think you will relate and one you might even share with a true love.
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Who witnessed a man's all day sucker
But he ran a red light and now spends each night
In a cell where he certainly must pucker
Loved it by the way. Patrick
However, as I did not know the word, scouth I idly googled and two dictionaries I looked at considered the word scottish and gave the pronunciation as rhyming with ruth/tooth/booth.
Still if the boot fits, LOL, rhyming with south is OK with me.
She refused to talk while the flavor last
Peace be with you
William
....jiggle jiggle jiggle yeah...
Ron
Ah!! my brother-in-law was a truck driver..spying and
sharing his stories with his impish grin. Hilarious!!
Limmerick ~ right on.
Lady Mary Ann
Michael D.
Blessings
Vesna
perfect! JK
Sandie
Love ya!
Jane