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Limericks #73
by Regis Auffray → (All Poetry by Regis Auffray)
Friday, September 8, 2023    Rated "G" by the Author.
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More limericks for the joy and fun of words... 🙏😎


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 Tea With Alice and More Yarns



Tea with Alice

 

I’ll be meeting Alice for tea,

Because Alice is my bestie;

She’ll say, “Tea, or me?”

I’ll say, “You, mon amie.”

Alice has never been testy.

 

Lena and Selena

 

There once was a gal named Lena,

Who had a friend named Selena;

They went to the moon,

And were soon in a swoon,

In the Man in the Moon’s arena.

 

A Fellow Named Otto

 

There was a fellow named Otto,

Who enjoyed playing the lotto;

Though he never won,

He said it was fun,

“Someday I’ll Win” was his motto.

 

Old King Cole

 

Old King Cole was a merry old soul,

But one day he fell into a hole;

When he was pulled out,

He was heard to shout,

“I’m King Cole and I don’t find this droll!”

 

A Fellow Named Bailey

 

There was a fellow named Bailey,

Who always went to work gaily;

He whistled a song,

As he went along,

This he did faithfully daily.

 

A Fellow and Bigfoot

 

There once was a fellow named Lightfoot,

Who claimed to have encountered Bigfoot;

The smell in the air,

Warned him to beware,

That’s when he knew something was afoot.

 

Nelly at the Deli

 

There was a lady named Nelly,

Who worked at the local deli;

She partook of the eats,

Especially the meats,

Thus, she had an ample belly.

 

A Fellow Named Hugh Jazz

 

A fellow by the name of Hugh Jazz,

Does not know what is or what was;

His only assets,

Are his pet bassets,

And his music collection of jazz.

 

A Tired Fellow

 

There is a fellow named Ned,

Who wants to lay down his head;

Hopefully, to sleep,

Without counting sheep,

So tired he can’t find his bed.

 

Backpacking With Sigourney

 

When I was backpacking through Fernie,

I met a lady named Sigourney;

She is a swell gal,

She’s become my pal,

She has now joined me on my journey.

 

© Regis Auffray

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "Limericks #73"
Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on October 21, 2023
ENJOYED TO THE MAX! THANKS REGIS! LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH... HIS+ INSPIRATIONS

Reviewed by Kay P Devenish
Reviewed on September 12, 2023
Your Limericks make me smile, I wish I could write like you do.
Best wishes always
from Kay

Reviewed by Diana Wiles
Reviewed on September 12, 2023
So good to be reading your limericks again Regis…
Brightened up this dull rainy UK day!
‘Lena and Selena’ is my favourite…

Best wishes always..
Diana…🌿

Reviewed by Elisabeth Barstowe
Reviewed on September 9, 2023
Well written. Good to see you at work with Limericks again.

Reviewed by Rebecca McKeehan
Reviewed on September 8, 2023
I've been away for a while but I'm so happy to find this latest collection of "yarns" waiting when I came back, Regis. You always bring a smile to my face as I dance in, through, and out again of your creative little worlds.

Rebecca

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 8, 2023
It's always enjoyable to read your limericks, even though they are not at all randy and sometimes a bit forced.

Sigourney could've been a Weaver if only she had made some thread from the hair of her beaver. ;-)

Ron

Reviewed by Mystic Rose
Reviewed on September 8, 2023
maybe one day you can do a limerick with my name in it lol
Love your spirit of fun in these sweet limericks , Way to go
poet !

Reviewed by Jerelyn Craden
Reviewed on September 8, 2023
Great fun, Regis! Keep 'em comin'.

Reviewed by Diana Legun
Reviewed on September 8, 2023
Playfully scrolling along and the kind of compelling read that has me kind of dancing in my hard-backed chair to the cadence and watching the unfolding. My favorite one was Hugh Jazz. Keep ‘em coming, Regis. ~~ djl

Reviewed on September 8, 2023
Great Limericks poetry! So much fun to read!!!

Sandie :)


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