More limerick "just for fun" stuff; I hope it elicits a few smiles...
Tell Me About It!
There’s a lovely housemaid named Julie
Who cleans everything with patchouli
She makes the house glitter
Even the cat's litter
As has been witnessed by yours truly
A fellow by the name of Beatty
Captured and tamed a wapiti
The news quickly aired
When Beatty declared
That he’d ride his wapiti to Tahiti
There once was a house with no door
No one knew if it had a floor
They could not get in
Thought that was a sin
So they burned it and it is no more
I met a wild lady named Kate
Whom I had to domesticate
Now that she is tame
She’s indeed a fine dame
We often go out on a date
There once was a filly with no name
Everyone thought that was a shame
So they all got together
And gave her the name Feather
Now Feather is a filly of fame
There once was a dog with no bark
It was even afraid of the dark
But his owner loved him
Because on a whim
It could truly sing like a lark
There once was an aging old maid
Who was becoming afraid
That she’d never wed
Neither Ed, Fred nor Ted
So she got down on her knees and prayed
There once was a fellow named Vic
On the draw he thought he was quick
Until one day he met
A fellow named Emmet
Now Vic knows he's no quicker than a brick
There once was a very spoiled brat
Who pestered his mother for a cat
The mother grew tired
A tiger was hired
Now the brat is as quiet as a gnat
In a local tavern one night
It is said that there was a fight
Between two rowdy punks
And a couple of drunks
Morning light revealed quite a sight
I love them all but my favorite is
There once was a very spoiled brat
This one made my smile from ear to ear
I've known many spoiled brats in my life
and believe me the tiger would not have taken the job LOL
Regis Your the Man of " limerick "
Brilliant!!
Wishing You Peace Love and Light...Yolie
yep, sounds about right, Strange things do happen, at the most unusual moments, and we don't even have to plan or look for it. Thanks for the smiles! I am glad, I came back to A.D.
I have another view Regis. These seem to be a little darker than the ones I have read. The first and fourth ones I take exception to. Women don't need to be tamed or domesticated. Most women today would give you an argument about that and then leave.
Women are free of the domesticated shackles of yesterday and today they are working harder than ever to help their life mates make ends meet. Women may still do the housework but then so do men.
These are written very well and they tell funny tales, but I feel these are a little darker than your previous ones. Only one of these actually made me smile where the mother hired a tiger because the child wanted a cat.
Thank you for sharing Reg.
May the Lord Bless you, and those whom you love, and be with you always, and walk by your side. With love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFUL SISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your little sister Barbie.
I laughed out loud, there is some brilliant humour here.
And the visuals are great.
Great fun and very well done. Julie and, the gnat will stick in my mind for sometime.
very nice word play Regis, there once was a poet named Auffray, that versed his way, to make our day. Actually he drove the blues away, and helped love, peace and happiness stay. He versed strong and would not stray. cheers
... you just get betterer and betterer at these, Regis. You always outdo your last limerick-string, I think, which is no mean feat. I particularly like the "brat" one today, although in a couple others you have attempted some difficult rhymes, too. Hats off to you as always! xx
Reviewed by neerja gandhi (Reader)
Reviewed on August 16, 2010
not just few smiles dear Regis, lotsa lotsa LOLs.....beautiful, difficult to decide which one of your limericks 'the best'. Keep them flowing....neerja
Regis, your limericks remind me of some words my Grandpa used to say to us kids every now and then,"that there boy ain't right in the head" I'm kidding but man where you come up with some of those lines really crack me up,like the glitter of cat litter.......lol
Hi Regis, I have missed some reviews and I am sorry about it. I still have the infection and I am missing some of my favorites, of which you certainly are. Forgive me while i recuperate. I am still tracking you and will not let our friendship pass.
These limericks I just read were hilarous. You are the very best at writing them. Stay well my friend.
"The wapiti to Tahiti" or sail on a freighter a bit later. You've given me levity I needed Regis. Thanks my dear friend. May peace love and joy be always with you. Jon Michael
BRAVO! BRAVO! BRAVO! YOU BRING SMILES AND LAUGHTER TO SO MANY WITH THESE GREAT LIMERICKS, BUT ESPECIALLY TO ME AND FOR THAT I AM VERY APPRECIATIVE. THANK YOU REGIS, LOVE AND BLESSINGS,
JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Lol!!! Regis you have done it again...made me laugh,
which as you know is medicine for the heart! Thank
you for sharing your wonderful gift! May the Lord
bless and strengthen you each day!!!
I like Julie best
...she sparkles :)
you are very good at these
I been as you know wanting to
write in this style...maybe I will
do they have to be playful?
You should create a book for them Regis
and you can have a real groovy book cover
made especially for you :)
Hilarious, Regis!!! Loved them all!!! Thanks for the laughter on this lovely Friday afternoon....hope you have a great weekend!!! Mine started off with laughter............
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Blessings Regis
Ch'erie
hug
kathy
Don't you just hate poets who can write limericks, never mind those who can rattle out ten and call them one poem?
I must try harder.
Thanky you Regis.
Whitney
There once was a very spoiled brat
This one made my smile from ear to ear
I've known many spoiled brats in my life
and believe me the tiger would not have taken the job LOL
Regis Your the Man of " limerick "
Brilliant!!
Wishing You Peace Love and Light...Yolie
Peace,
Dayvid
Daniel
It was probably that computer virus I had to fight with for almost a week.
God bless,
Lew
Women are free of the domesticated shackles of yesterday and today they are working harder than ever to help their life mates make ends meet. Women may still do the housework but then so do men.
These are written very well and they tell funny tales, but I feel these are a little darker than your previous ones. Only one of these actually made me smile where the mother hired a tiger because the child wanted a cat.
Thank you for sharing Reg.
May the Lord Bless you, and those whom you love, and be with you always, and walk by your side. With love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFUL SISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your little sister Barbie.
you really tickled my funny bone! Thanks, I needed that.
Mary
And the visuals are great.
Great fun and very well done. Julie and, the gnat will stick in my mind for sometime.
Sheila
Thanks for sharing Regis
Peace be with you
William
These limericks I just read were hilarous. You are the very best at writing them. Stay well my friend.
GOD BLESS YOU
TONY
Ron
Mark
Newfie Hugs, Rose
George
JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
You are good...
which as you know is medicine for the heart! Thank
you for sharing your wonderful gift! May the Lord
bless and strengthen you each day!!!
Much Love,
Margaret
Cheers,
Dan
if you sent to my house Julie! :)
(((HUGS))) et amour, ton ami dans Texas, Karen Lynn. :D
...she sparkles :)
you are very good at these
I been as you know wanting to
write in this style...maybe I will
do they have to be playful?
You should create a book for them Regis
and you can have a real groovy book cover
made especially for you :)
Love Limericks Dance & Play
Vickie
Anna
I have always liked limericks, and you are a card at them ~
Blessings,
Christine
Thank you doctor,
David
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