To make a wish don’t travel far
and never wish upon a star
for they have points
which poke the joints
and enter places quite bizarre.
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Author:
Michael Edwards (
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Oh loll good write and pic M.
Miss Berles got any stars named after her?
Not to my knowledge O but I'll ask her.
Limited number of orifices available, Michael...but corr... the picture you provide on the packet don't half make one ache....
I'm told Anusol works wonders - must get some. 😁
Noted. Diarised for 2030 and review.
He wished upon a wishbone
wanting not to be alone
his wish came true
he's got a silly moo
and all she does is moan
he wished he'd wished upon that star
cos he'd rather he'd wished for a red sports car
it could come true
either red or blue
to rush his wife to the abbotoir
So quick - I've gone all limerickless now - where did I put the thinking cap?
Ha - - - good one again Mike - - Super image that adds its points to your limerick- fun - - and I will stop star-wishing from now on.
There's a song about that - won't get the tune out my mind now.
lol
the awkward depth meaning hidden in these words
has a prerequisite of aged life experience, I think..
or maybe that's just me
(I'm still chuckling btw)
thanks Michael
I can see a great cartoon here - might draw it sometime - thanks LB.
Love your limerick. It was such a joy to read them.
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