I felt like doing something special for Christmas (it is Jesus’s 2010th birthday or so, after all), so I wrote some silly limericks. Limericks are so fun! Here they are! I numbered them so it’s easier to tell them apart.
1.) There once was a fat man named Claus
Who ate whatever he saw.
He ate all of our treats,
All our crackers and beets,
And even the roast that was raw.
2.) I made a snowman one day
Whose scarf was merry and gay.
So I hugged him real tight,
With all of my might,
Which made him melt right away.
3.) There once was a reindeer named Bob
Who had a very hard job.
He got nothing done
‘Cuz he didn’t have thumbs,
So it made him seem like a slob.
4.) My tree was glowing with cheer
With my cat standing quite near.
Then, she pulled it right down
And drug it around
With needles all left there and here.
And I just couldn’t finish this last one, but I liked how it began, so can anyone think of a proper ending?
5.) I gave my parents a gift
That was heavier than what they could lift.
Anyway, Gleeful Christmas!
Old Saint Duck
i caught a faint trend, – Claus ate all the treats, – snowman melted when u hugged him, -Bob was a slob, – destructive cat, -present too big…
hmmm – sort of pleasure in misery. u r not alone ;). merry merry to u!
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Wow. I didn’t even realize I did that! Merry Christmas to you! And soon, a happy New Year!
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I’m working in an ending….please stand by. And have a happy merry, Old SAint Duck.
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Merry Christmas and a happy new cycle around the sun! I look forward to your limerick ending.
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An ending for 5.
When They Came Down The Chimney,
It Got Rather Flimsy,
Unravelled And Came Adrift.
(These lines didn’t take long. Trev).
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Thanks for subscribing, subscriber #3! Nice limerick ending, too!
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I gave my parents a gift
which was heavier than what they could lift
We hired a tractor
and quite soon thereafter
(with thrift as no factor)
the ponderous present did shift. 🙂
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Oooh, that’s a really good limerick! I like it muchly!
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