Response to Limerick 90 from Michael Edwards

dusk arising

In the flat up above dont you know
Theyre aware of the peeing below
to show their bad feeling
punched a hole in that ceiling
stuck their bum through and let one go!

 

as fast as you like - in a wink
Ealing was full of the stink
the air had turned foul
dogs started to howl
and the tellies all went on the blink

 

the worker was hauled up in court
for the occasion when he was caught short
to pee on the ceiling
was the wrong place i'm feeling
for a bladder containing one quart

 

he didnt half feel unwell
when they hauled him off to a cell
like little jack horner
he peed in the corner
and emptied his bowels as well

 

the gov'ner would have none of this
the worker was takin the piss
whilst you're in prison care
we'll have none of that here
but from his trousers there came a loud hiss

  • Author: dusk arising (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 26th, 2022 10:36
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is posted in response to a request by Michael to do so. You\\\'ll have to read his post today to see why LOL
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  • Views: 31
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Comments5

  • Neville


    Okay, so what's funny about making an old fella piss himself laughing .. come on, out with it ................ woah steady Tiger ...............Who should I send the dry cleaning bill to eh' ... you or Michael ............ 🙂

  • Michael Edwards

    Good man and thanks for the accolade - it was good in response to my No 90 and it's even better here - keep writing dusk.

  • Rozina

    Hahaha these limericks are so fun to read. Imagining the horror and laughing at the images!

  • Goldfinch60

    Very good fun response to Michaels limerick d a.

    Andy

  • Paul Bell

    Just hope that long stretch has kept his prostate in check.
    Granted, they were glad to see him go, not for his pissing, just for his b,o.
    That was funny, more please.



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