It is my hope that some of these limericks will perhaps bring a smile or three...
You Were Sayin'...?
An alien came down from the stars
He had no concept of wars
He found us aggressive
And rather repulsive
He went back to his home on Mars
There once was a fellow named Rocky
At times he could be quite cocky
Until a bird overhead
Dropped something on his head
Now Rocky thinks he's the Jabberwocky
A local fellow named Shirran
Has apparently left for Iran
He thought it was funny
To make his own money
Then he took that money and he ran
There once was a fellow named George
He came upon a deep gorge
Being no stranger
To constant danger
On its edge he established a forge
While in church the poet McDonnett
Wrote a most distinguished sonnet
All would have been fine
Not at all out of line
Had he been clad in more than a bonnet
There once was a lady named Mabel
In all things she was quite able
She owned a boutique
That was quite unique
Much went on there under the table
There once was a man of the cloth
His gown was beset by a moth
His dress was moth eaten
It looked weather beaten
So he made himself some warm broth
There once was a fairy named Bella
She fell for a local fella
She was rather fond
Of his magic wand
When he waved it under an umbrella
I once lost my heart to a vamp
I met her at a summer camp
I was eight and she seven
I was truly in heaven
I wished I had a magic lamp
There once was a shy guy from Shanghai
‘Twas a wonder that he could get by
He stayed in his house
Timid as a mouse
From a window he would watch the birds fly
you do make us smile Regis
these are all very cute
and you are very very good at them...
I think they should go into a book
did you ever notice the similarity
of the Egyptian hieroglyphs head
and the shape of aliens heads?
How about those tribes which also
shape warp their sculls with cloth?
Self-deformation...yes...BUT they
find it to be a sacred thing
and the shape...yep...like an alien head
I myself wonder what did they see & why
oh yes why do we not see this in our sky?
Unbelievable how easy you make this style seem, Regis. Sorry I haven't been around much - job hunting at the moment. Keep writing! Love and Hugs,
Sheila
Beam me up Scotty there is no lifeforms down here. I'm with the Matrian too except I'll go back to Venus. LOL. Thanks for the laugh Regis, I really needed that today. Be blessed Regis and keep writing.
Ho! I am with the Martian. Call me paranoid, but I can't stand people sometimes, especially crowds of shoppers, carousers or gossips. Calling occupants of interplanetary craft...
A delightful read, Regis.
"There once was a lady named Mabel
In all things she was quite able
She owned a boutique
That was quite unique
Much went on there under the table"
This was the verse that made me giggle. Good write...excellent read! Cheers. :o))
You know limericks are not my cup of tea lol but I did laugh in a few of the stanzas. Do the stanzas in the limerick have to be of a different topic or can they be the same? Like, say, you started a poem about an alien, could the rest of stanzas be about aliens and all?
You really do limericks well, Reg,and these are especially creative and fun to read!Have you done a book of them yet?
Reviewed by Darkest Angel (Reader)
Reviewed on September 19, 2010
These are excruciating pieces of art, Regis. I can only imagine the effort that is required by these. Each paragraph gives an interesting depiction and can be taken by itself as a treasure-able writing. Thanks for sharing this cool skill of yours.
The fairy named Bella, "watching the local fella wave his wand under an umbrella"? That and the one about the poet "McDonnett", what color was his bonnet? Get my votes Regis. Thanks for the chuckles my dear friend. May peace and love be with you. Jon Michael
The winner and all-time champion of Authors Den in the category of limericks (drum roll please) goes to the multi-talented writer of life, love and questioning prose, plus giving us all a belly laugh with his many faceted limericks.
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!! ' I once lost my heart'---------VERY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!! TALENTED!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva
Reviewed by neerja gandhi (Reader)
Reviewed on September 17, 2010
what fun Regis...at Mabel's boutique, i would wish it was next to my house..tee heeeheeeh...and nothing bad in thinking Jabberwocky, be it Rocky or anyone whacky... Very wisely done as always.....warm wishes.....hee hee hahahah....
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pick a favorite, it would probably be Mabel under the table.
-gene.
these are all very cute
and you are very very good at them...
I think they should go into a book
did you ever notice the similarity
of the Egyptian hieroglyphs head
and the shape of aliens heads?
How about those tribes which also
shape warp their sculls with cloth?
Self-deformation...yes...BUT they
find it to be a sacred thing
and the shape...yep...like an alien head
I myself wonder what did they see & why
oh yes why do we not see this in our sky?
Love's Sacred Mystery
Vickie xo
too! Thanks for making me lol....needed that! May the Lord
bless and keep you Regis!
Much Love,
Margaret
Sheila
Love & hugs,
Barbara
Mars the bringer of war!!!! I'll kill him.
"There once was a lady named Mabel
In all things she was quite able
She owned a boutique
That was quite unique
Much went on there under the table"
This was the verse that made me giggle. Good write...excellent read! Cheers. :o))
Lena
TOO FUNNY!!
Thanks for tickling my funny bone today. This was great!
Mary
Well done...
It is always a pleasure to read your work.
Love ya! Becca
JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Ron
Much peace, love and light,
Amber
What a wonderful way to end my evening--reading your delightful limericks and smiling!!
All my best,
Micki
George
God bless,
Lew
(((HUGS))) et amour, ton ami dans Texas, Karen Lynn. :D
GOD B:ESS YOU
TONY
Take care,
Sherry
cheers,
dan
Anna
Donna
Newfie Hugs, Rose
John
Daniel