The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow - A Halloween Limerick Poem by Randy Imwalle
The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow - A Halloween Limerick
Rating: ★5.0
There once was a fellow named Crane
With a fear of ghosts in his brain.
The man with no head
Filled him with dread
But was that poor Ichabod slain?
Or rather, did Crane in his fright
Turn tail, run, and take flight?
One never knows
How that story goes
Was Crane out of mind, out of sight?
Saturday, October 19, 2013
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First appeared at nothingbutlimericks.blogspot.com
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4/28/2024 1:20:25 AM # 1.0.0.1119
You have a real talent, ......as I DO. ha! bri ;)