LIMERICK 131

Michael Edwards

 

 

Stanley my Dachshund went for the chop

and out came the scalpel ready to lop

his magnificent lobes

now turned into globes

and ready for display on the Christmas tree top.

  • Author: Michael Edwards (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 2nd, 2024 02:37
  • Comment from author about the poem: Just challenged by Teddy - couldn't resist
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 51
  • Users favorite of this poem: Teddy.15, Cheeky Missy
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  • Teddy.15

    Dangling his balls on the tree 🤣 🌲🌲🌲 lol hilarious. 🌹 I can definitely say you are the king of Limerick ❤️

    • Michael Edwards

      One never knew that dogs castrations
      could ever result in such danglifications

      • Teddy.15

        You should read my new one then lol 🤣

      • orchidee

        I never knew those sort of balls - or berles? - were on Christmas trees. Swoon! lol.

        • Michael Edwards

          They do have to be given a coat of varnish of course.

          • 2781

            Fido beware.

          • arqios

            Oh my, what a day for a neutering!

          • sorenbarrett

            Another fun seasonal read. I have already told you I like limericks and this is another fun one

            • Michael Edwards

              Probably my favourite form. Cheers.

            • Cassie58

              Funny Michael. A double helping of creativity. Thanks for the smile. I have to say the artwork is impressive, though very pink:) Poor Stanley. Great challenge from Teddy.

              • Michael Edwards

                Teddy keeps me on my toes [ thanks Cassie.

              • Tony36

                Interesting write, love it

              • Jerry Reynolds

                Nice water color. As for Stanley OUCH! Sorry for your loss.

              • Goldfinch60

                I hope they are sparkling Michael.

                Andy



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