LIMERICKS 19, 20 & 21.
Said a worker from Bonn:
‘This job’s a big con,
don’t you know
it’s all go,
and I wish I was gone’
There was an old man from Korea
whose daughter complained of diarrhea.
He said ‘I know why
and I’ll tell you no lie,
it runs in the family my dear’
An old metal worker from Pudsey
smelt remarkably smelly and musty,
so he had a good scrub
in a large bathing tub
and now he is going quite rusty.
Michael Edwards © 1989
- Author: Michael Edwards ( Offline)
- Published: March 9th, 2017 00:57
- Comment from author about the poem: It's a smiling day today plus another abstract done in acrylic ink.
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Comments9
Thanks James for taking a look.
Good fun writes.
Cheers Goldfinch
I love # 20 they are all great fun! ww
Ta Willy - yup 20's the best one.
my one son in law is Korean ....so yeah got ya! Thanks Michael. ww
🙂 🙂 Great!
Thanks for the smiles WBL
Thanks Robert - it means a lot to know my humour isn't lost - haven't written any limericks for quite a while - these are all from the 'back catalogue' - must get back into the habit of writing them.
Heehee good writes!
Thanks orchidee - glad it gave you a chuckle.
Thanks MICHAEL ~ thanks for anther three great cosmopolitan LIMERICS all with a tale in the twist ! Thanks for DALI on my Fusion ~ I have posted his famous painting CHRIST by ST JOHN od the CROSS. Bought for £8000 now valued at greater than £80 million and it's worth it ! BRIAN
Thanks Brian - yes I've seen it in Glasgow - a super piece of work.
Hugs.
Chow
First- I love the colors in your artwork.
2nd - # 21 gets my vote. The rusted old metalworker, they should have just oiled him up. thanks for the bit of humor. - Phil A.
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