This weeks featured Limericks are .
. .Old Man of Thermopyle
by Edward Lear
There was an old man of Thermopylę, Who never did anything properly; But they said, 'If you choose, To boil eggs in your shoes, You shall never remain in Thermopylę.'
Smell All The Flowers
by Margaret Kollmer A President with far-reaching powers Loved jogging in sunshine and showers Whilst still in his prime He made sure that he'd time To stop and to smell all the Flowers.
Tomorrow I Dread
by Thomas Hardy
If tomorrow never came Nothing would be the same But I would not be grateful Rather, sorrowful For something I was so anxious of?
Where is my logic. What has happened to rational thinking. I am sinking I convince myself that tomorrow The day I hate Is going to be great
Secrets Look
by Herbert Nehrlich
In the cold near the stormy Atlantic stands a cottage that looks quite romantic. And the man who's inside, he has something to hide. And his secrets look rather pedantic. |