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on checking my web-browser history
there appeared, at first glance, a small mystery:
foot and shoe fetish sites
accessed morn, noon and night -
"teenage son, my pc, delete history!"
This isn't really a limerick, but I think it's cute anyhow:
We can't write of sex between humans and dogs,
Or humans with wombats, giraffes or with frogs.
But we can write plenty of cats fucking cats,
Or couplings of horses or kangaroo rats.
I never have done it for nobody cares
To read of the mating of Kodiak bears.
But if someone wanted to write about beasties
That went about breeding with different species.
Then Laurel and Manu would probably say
"You can write it but no one will read anyway."
she lost track of a place to call home
in a psychically sexual...
foam
titillation
reigned queen;
t'was the crack in her scene.
time expands
in that...
post-coital ohhhhmmmmmmmmm.....
this is way too acid-smart for a limerick.
A woman we knew, name of Pat
Had three children - Tat, Matt, and Nat.
They were fun in the breeding,
But hell in the feeding,
When she found there was no tit for Tat.
Only the last stanza is a limerick
if I split the 3rd and 4th lines of all the stanzas, would you be happier about the limerick form then ?
It is the exceedingly difficult deca-couplelimerick. Few poets attempt it, except to win poetry challenges.
How are they any different from the one about the old man from Nantucket? The third and fourth lines are combined into a single third line, but outside that, I don't see any real difference. I have many written limericks with a similar meter scheme.
ETA: Some of them appear on this thread.
old mother hubbort went to the cubbort to give old rover a bone
but when she bent over old rover took over
and gave her a bone of his own