Poems About: LIMERICK

Henpecked (Limerick)

Once out of home, he was very bossy
Beside his wife, he was always a pussy read more »

In his Limerick had a name to celebrate
Ahane's own Mick Mackey was a hurling great
Assured of his place in Hurling's Hall of Fame
In death as in life his a legendary name. read more »

Computing commuters hirsute
bawdy brutes though in collar and suit,
who as train hoots toot-toot
spy true beauty who’s mute, read more »

Homework is always boring for me,
Im sure most of you can see.
''Can you write onomatopoeia? ''
The sadness of Ethan, read more »

A poet named Paul Apicella
while as prickly as Nelson Mandela
has politely declared
that his skill is impaired read more »

Edward Lear, poet and humorist
introduced the popular five-line
Limerick into England in the year
eighteen-twenty. I quote one read more »

Tongue Twisters III – ICANNy Reply

Danny, spammer ensconced on his fanny,
upgraded downloading Net Nanny, - read more »

The bacchanal abactor is back again,
To play his gamewith a beele;
Drives his hunt away to the unknown,
This cacogen is wild and rides like a claviform. read more »

Tricky Boy(Limerick)
The Limerick is:
a poem in 5 lines, a pentastich.
metered verse written in anapestic patterns. L1, L2 and L5 are trimeter (3 metric feet) and L3 and L4 are dimeter (2 metric read more »