I read my A to Z Challenge on Rena Traxel‘s blog today. Then I got in the car for 4 hours! Eeeekkkk! That combination counts for a load of limericks. Well, not really that many…but I loved how “load of limericks” rolled off my tongue 🙂
River Shiver There once was a fish in the river Who dined on fresh earthworms and liver. Then he took a good look, And he noticed the hook Which made his scales quiver and shiver! TuTu Guru There once was a cow in a muumuu Who said, “I would rather a tutu.” And as proof, she arose And spun ’round on her toes. A real ballet-mooving, dance guru! Upside Down There once was a bird who said, “Soaring Is really becoming quite boring.” So she flipped upside down And the sky became ground. And now she is soaring, adoring. Again, I want to thank Rena for her challenges. Today I especially want to thank her guest host Catherine Johnson who told us all about limericks. Catherine’s fun-loving personality is evident at her blog which is a delight to follow and read! Check it out HERE. Just for fun…here are some limericks I wrote earlier this year. Bi-Lingo There once was a bright, pink flamingoWho married a wild, raunchy dingo.
Conversation was blurred
Cause he couldn’t speak bird
And she didn’t speak dingo lingo. Along came a little flam-dingo And they named the cute kiddo Ringo. When he spoke his first word It was dog mixed with bird. It turns out that he was bi-lingo. The Trade There was an ole pirate named Sid
Who met a sailing arachnid.
He traded his peg
For one spider leg, And tangoed his way through Madrid. Cuckoo There once was a clock-making guru Who boarded the Number Nine Choo Choo. He mummered, “Oh dears!” Cause the train’s engineer’s Hands twirled as he hollered out, “Cuckoo!” Limerick Insomnia At night I have limerick insomnia
In spite of my flannel pajamas.
My head is immersed
With the next rhyming verse.
Oh my! All this poetic drama.
Very fun limericks and just in time as my kids & I are writing limericks next week for homeschool!
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Great! I hope they are helpful and give your kids a giggle.
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Very fun limericks and just in time for me & my kids as we try to write some of our own this coming week!
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Is “limerick insomnia” what it’s called?? I think I must suffer from that too! So loved your clever word choices–“bi-lingo!!!” Loved that!
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Bi-Lingo is my personal favorite!
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Okay, giggling from the top of your page down to the bottom. I agree with Beth. You are the Limerick Whisperer!
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Glad I got your giggling. That was my intention-Yea! Thanks for your encouraging words 🙂
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Penny you are the limerick queen they are amazing! And thanks for the sweet shout out.
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Does a limerick queen get to wear a crown 🙂
You’re welcome. I do love your blog and your quick wit.
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You are a master (well, mistress I guess ;)) of limerick, Penny! These are so fun! they are addicting though, aren’t they? You start thinking in limerick and it’s hard to stop! 🙂
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Yes…soooo addicting! But, I woke up today with a limerick free head and plan to keep it that way!
Happy Birthday, Susanna!
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Hey, you limericking fool! I love Upside Down – so clever!
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Thanks for stopping by to read them!
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You are the limerick queen! Bi-Lingo is hilarious and I can see you turning that into a pb somehow!!! Thanks for sharing Penny 🙂
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Bi-Lingo is my favorite, too.
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Penny, you crack me up! The Limerick Insomnia is my favourite although they all good! I’m just starting on my limerick now.
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These are fantastic! You must be the Limerick Whisperer!!!
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