More Tales from the Mind of Moi
Oliver’s First Guitar
Oliver’s received his first guitar,
It’s neither a lute nor a sitar;
He really enjoys it,
And if he doesn’t quit,
He could be a future rock star.
A Would-Be Rapper
There once was a would-be rapper,
Who slipped on a candy wrapper;
He went head over heels,
Did a few cartwheels,
And wound up head first in the crapper.
Rapunzel
Rapunzel was locked in a tower,
She was sad like a wilting flower;
When I found this out,
I knew without doubt,
That to save her was within my power.
Tinkerbelle
I once met a gal named Tinkerbelle,
A pretty lass with whom in love I fell;
She was eccentric,
She could do magic,
But Tinkerbelle was really quite swell.
Isabelle
Isabelle is a belle from Carmel,
It is said that she can cast a spell;
Whether angel or witch,
I do not care which,
Isabelle from Carmel is a belle.
A Farmer from Moscow
There once was a farmer from Moscow,
Who had a most peculiar cow;
It could speak English,
With an accent, British,
And no one knew how she knew how.
Oliver
Oliver, my grandson, is a very sweet lad,
His mother, in fine attire always has him clad;
With his golden curls,
He charms all the girls,
And his winsome smile makes everyone glad.
A Girl from Shanghai
I once met a girl in Shanghai,
Who had a tattoo on her thigh;
Upon close inspection,
It gave direction,
To the home of this girl from Shanghai.
A Rocket Scientist
I met a rocket scientist,
Who said that she’s never been kissed;
I said, “That’s a shame,
But if you are game,
I shall add you to my bucket list.”
A Man Named Regis
A man in this town named Regis,
Composes limericks just to please us;
While he does his best,
To compose with zest,
He does not claim to be an aegis.
© Copyright 2017 Regis Auffray
Love ya!
Jane
I would caution you not to use the word, "gal," when referring to any black woman. It is highly derogatory to them after being treated like property and abused when they were slaves.
Ron
Regis....I too had run into an online problem....I wanted to print a copy of my "Sunrise Roses" from KDP / Amazon....And of course trying to use Word, I ran into an assortment of problems....Especially losing "Sunrise Roses" which at some point I will have to redo....I also ended up on the phone with both Microsoft and Amazon discussing what could remedy my problem....But by then it was too late....But I will be prepared next time around....
I also sympathize with your copy-paste problem. Here is how you do it.
To copy: take your mouse and highlight the text. Then do CTRL C. (HOLD DOWN CTRL THEN HIT C)
To paste: CTRL V (HOLD DOWN CTRL, THEN HIT V) The text will paste into your page.
AD could use a thorough overhaul in my opinion as it's as dreary and outdated looking as it was when I joined in 2004. If I write a blog, I can't insert photos and no one can comment.
However, it does get significant traffic. If you check your stats, you'd probably be shocked at how many times someone has clicked onto one of your writes since you joined.
Love you!
Trying to post had him swearing doubles.
He wanted in all do haste,
to be able to copy and paste,
but now sits and grumbles.
Sorry Regis, I couldn't resist, but as usual, I enjoyed your limericks. Good luck on your next posting. I have always found AD to be very user friendly.
RE: Your posting problems...Copy & paste from a Word Doc. has always worked for me. Even when I posted the two poems in "Oh, to be Rich and Famous". Can't think of any magic formula I use. May be just the luck of the Irish...sorry.
i never miss to read your limericks-
roseline