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Limericks #66
by Regis Auffray → (All Poetry by Regis Auffray)
Friday, December 10, 2021    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Some silly limericks just for the fun of playing with words (and rhyme and rhythm). 😎


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 A Gal Named Carol and Other Stories

 
 
A Gal Named Carol

A gal from Wisconsin named Carol,
Found herself in a state of peril;
She called on Regis,
Her faithful aegis,
Who came and hid her in a barrel.

A Fairy from Derry

There once was a fairy from Derry,
This fairy from Derry was merry;
She liked to play jokes,
Enjoy a few tokes,
She often liked riding on the ferry.

A Fisherman Named Mike

There once was a fisherman named Mike,
Who was high when he caught a large pike;
The pike said, “Hello!
May I have some Jell-O?”
At which point Mike ran off down the dike.

A Lad Named Twitty

There once was a sad lad named Twitty,
Who constantly sang a blue ditty;
So, to perk him up,
His mom had him sup,
With a fine lady named Miss Kitty.

A Lady Named Anni

A lady we know as Anni,
Has abilities quite uncanny;
From driving a tractor,
To being an actor,
She is an uncanny great granny. 

A Fairy Named Harry

A fairy by the name of Harry,
Had a bright and yellow canary;
They oft flew together,
In all kinds of weather,
They were merry and never wary.

A Lass Named Belle

There once was a young lass named Belle,
Who was shy but came out of her shell;
She asked me to dance,
And I jumped at the chance,
But in my excitement, I fell.

A Fellow Named Cooper

There was a fellow named Cooper,
Who thought everything was super;
But a bird overhead,
Dropped some poop on his head,
Which left him in quite a stupor.

A Fellow Named Murray

There once was a fellow named Murray,
Who met a fine lady from Surrey;
Thus, he fell in love,
And gave her a dove,
That promptly flew away in a hurry.

A Lady Named Midge

There once was a lady named Midge,
Who had a passion for her fridge;
She consumed too much food,
No matter her mood,
She’s now moved her fridge to Cambridge. 
 
 

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 Reviews of "Limericks #66"
Reviewed by Stephen Pollard
Reviewed on May 2, 2022
Regis, A great variety of rather amusing Limericks. Well done as always


Stephen

Reviewed by Rebecca McKeehan
Reviewed on December 29, 2021
I like Harry and I feel like Cooper. Thanks for the chuckles.

Rebecca

Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on December 24, 2021
DAH..HEE!!! I HAVE NO FAVORITES HERE, I LOVED THEM ALL...THEY'RE GREAT. THANKS FOR AGAIN GIVING US WHAT ONLY YOU GIVE; EXCELLENT LIMERICKS! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU! LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed by Mystic Rose
Reviewed on December 14, 2021
This was the most fun I had reading poetry in a long time Regis.

You have a knack for making me smile, how needy we all are for your witty rhymes these days :)

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on December 12, 2021
I can only say that Carol deserves a better
fate than taking her turn in the barrel.

Reviewed by Lalita Vasu
Reviewed on December 12, 2021
You have a beautiful way of writing limericks. Enjoyed reading them!

Reviewed by Diana Legun
Reviewed on December 12, 2021
Just my kind of laughy language. You rolled out some REALLY good ones! Well, all of them are good, but my two favorites are: A Lady Named Anni and A Lass Named Belle. Thanks for the hoot! ~~ djl

Reviewed by Morgan McFinn
Reviewed on December 11, 2021
Silly word-play with rhyme & rhythm. Deeee-lightful

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on December 10, 2021
Another set of your classic limericks. I knew that Carol from Wisconsin. You had me over a barrel just laughing. And Conway Twitty certainly was witty. But he was too sad to be glad.

Ron

Reviewed on December 10, 2021
With perfect rhyme and rhythm these limericks offer a delightful read that flows so well. Thank you, Regis!!!

Sandie


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