Limerick is a rhymed humorous, and or nonsense poem of five lines. Here is a list of Last Viewed Limerick Poems written by members. Read poetry, post your own poems or comments. Poems on these pages are copyrighted © by the authors who entered them. Click here to post a poem.
Summer
not so fast, there is still time
to enjoy while it lasts
grilling, games, sunning
and summer concerts in the eve
eating outside and walking about
don't be in a hurry enjoy while it lasts
for winter will come as we turn away
from the sun so enjoy today
for tomorrow will come
About this poem:
Just a thought
Thank God! (a limerick)
There once was a girl Emily
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She was dumped by her sweetie
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And, she cried all night
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And, she prayed all night
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She prayed, “Thank God saved me from STD!”(HIV)
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About this poem:
^_^ Special Thanks --> MacDuff, I know how to write a limerick poem because of his poem "LimeRick".... And THANK YOU everyone here for being so niceeeee to me))))) -->_<-- I wanna see you all and give a BIG BIG HUG/each!!!! ^_____^ well, this is my 1st poem in 2011!! Happy New Year with(out) STD))) LOL :P
Limericks
Who I'd met up with once in a bar,
When she came back to town,
And was feeling quite down,
Came and made me feel just like a star.
There was a hot blonde from the South,
Did amazing things with her mouth,
Her kiss was a blast,
But what left them aghast,
Was she'd suck but she'c never spit out.
:D
About this poem:
Just for fun
who knows
he had just been dumped and by her new lover thumped
he started to understand when he opened up his hand
the road have given him bumps and life is full of humps
About this poem:
who knowsThere once
Who’s admirers on line were many
She mailed and she posted
Her bits, they got roasted
And so she decided to
Write poetry ...
The Suitor (take two)
caught up in a velvet rag,
tied off with a golden braid,
from the dream of a white-headed hag.
She twiddled the glassy green sea-scape,
its white horses frozen inside,
then bade him release her a stallion -
'else ne'er would she be his sweet bride!
And he smiled:
"I have spied the solution!",
as he lobbed the glass orb at her throne -
she was still plucking shards from her cushion,
while he danced with the white-haired crone...
About this poem:
Did a bit of tinkering!
CS Limerick
Who came to CS for a mate
Poet’s Corner she found that day
and here she decided to stay
Now, with poems she goes on a date
About this poem:
Can't wait to catch up on reading all of the limerick posts!The Suitor
wrapped up in a velvet rag,
and tied with a golden braid
from the dreams of a white-headed hag...
She twiddled the glassy green sea-sphere,
its white horses frozen inside,
then she bade him:
"Release me that stallion!
Else ne'er shall I be thy sweet bride!"
Well he smiled:
"I know just how to do it!",
and he pitched the glass ball at her throne -
she was still picking shards from the cushions,
as he danced with the white-haired old crone!
About this poem:
A little fairy tale :-) It's not a limerick, but I couldn't think which style fitted...pantoum, ghazal...what on earth are those?!
Drifting Away.......
Just another limerick to contemplate...
whether played on fields or on the courts,
Always remember that in the end
tis only a 'score' you'll hate or defend
but to this 'god' we do not give our reports!
About this poem:
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