a terrapin named tiberius took nothing very serious his nasty pranks got little thanks and made his fellow creatures delirious
a zoologist named zane stayed out in the pouring rain to earn the tentative trust of a curious creature named cust whose existence he could not explain
an octopus named ole dwelled in the ole swimmin hole tom and huck and jim dreamed of catching him but never achieved their goal
a winged steed named peggy sailed through the air long and leggy a human being named bess was filled with enviousness and decided to eat her veggies
a divinity student named mope spent his days smoking dope his concerned next door neighbor an angel with a flaming saber sent a sorrowful letter to the pope
a pterodactyl named pete was pretty smooth on his feet whenever he got up to dance all the winged locusts and fire ants rushed shouting out into the street
a tyrannosaurus named tex sailed a pirate ship with well-scrubbed decks chasing through endless galaxies because he wasn't hard to please he loved all special effects
a brontosaurus named bill left a curious will his favorite niece, an australopith was found convicted of running with humans and hyenas, and got nil
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6 comments:
well...this was just marvelous; my favourite was the angel with the flaming saber...
playful and ingenious
You excelled yourself here, this is amazing
i know a poet... no! an alchemist
who knows humans better than a psychologist
he believes we're not a monotonous bulk stone
but a wall of bricks - each one of a different tone
and he helps us to know each one of our traits through his humorous limmericks
:D
thanks so much, hb, that must be the nicest compliment i have ever received anywhere
thanks again to all 3 of you for the kind words here and elsewhere
oh i was inspired by your wisdom and insight...
and now i notice that i made a mistake... the last line should rhyme with the first two... sorry! it was my first limericks... let's correct it to this:
i know a poet... no! an alchemist
who knows humans better than a psychologist
he believes we're not a monotonous bulk stone
but a wall of bricks - each one of a different tone
and through his limericks, he helps us understand the languages of our traits like a linguist
:)
hb, thanks again, congratulations on your first limerick!
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