Limericks
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RE: Limericks are good for your health..../ Yeah, I say "AYe"Quote: Originally Posted by gogant What we need are more funny poets who don't mind horsing around. Write a limerick......forget the sonnets and videos for awhile.......... We are still waiting for papa to talk to the brass of OP, cause he got style..... Originally Posted by Londo Originally Posted by gogant I have a great idea…well, at least a new one. Why don't we pressure OP's management to pick a limerick a week to add to volume 3. There are a lot of good ones in this thread…..that's a start. If they refuse, well then, we will threaten to boycott their next anthology. ******************************************************************************************************** Yeah! I say "Aye!" Let the "ayes" have it! Limerick: a five-line humorous poem with regular meter and rhyme patterns, often dealing with a risqué subject and typically opening with a line such as “There was a young lady called Jenny.” Lines one, two, and five rhyme with each other and have three metrical feet, and lines three and four rhyme with each other and have two metrical feet, giving the poem a catchy bouncy rhythm. Now, if there is an academic poet out there, maybe they could explain what "Three, and two, metrical feet" mean. I'll second that motion. All in favor say aye... all others, OUT THE AIR LOCK!  &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Yeah, I ditto your "Aye" ...... Let the ayes have it! 
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RE: Limericks are good for your health..../ Yeah, I say "AYe"
Here's a silly goose!g]quote="gogant"]What we need are more funny poets who don't mind horsing around. Write a limerick......forget the sonnets and videos for awhile.......... We are still waiting for papa to talk to the brass of OP, cause he got style..... Quote: [/quote]Originally Posted by Londo Originally Posted by gogant I have a great idea…well, at least a new one. Why don't we pressure OP's management to pick a limerick a week to add to volume 3. There are a lot of good ones in this thread…..that's a start. If they refuse, well then, we will threaten to boycott their next anthology. ******************************************************************************************************** Yeah! I say "Aye!" Let the "ayes" have it! Limerick: a five-line humorous poem with regular meter and rhyme patterns, often dealing with a risqué subject and typically opening with a line such as “There was a young lady called Jenny.” Lines one, two, and five rhyme with each other and have three metrical feet, and lines three and four rhyme with each other and have two metrical feet, giving the poem a catchy bouncy rhythm. Now, if there is an academic poet out there, maybe they could explain what "Three, and two, metrical feet" mean. I'll second that motion. All in favor say aye... all others, OUT THE AIR LOCK! &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Yeah, I ditto your "Aye" ...... Let the ayes have it! There is a girl in Cherry name Jose Real men wildly love her pose. If you are a goose, You will say she's loose, But never tell the men she knows. Last edited by cousinsoren 11-21-2010 at 01:58:39 AM |
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RE: Limericks are good for your health....Quote: Originally Posted by gogant What we need are more funny poets who don't mind horsing around. Write a limerick......forget the sonnets and videos for awhile.......... We are still waiting for papa to talk to the brass of OP, cause he got style..... Originally Posted by Londo Originally Posted by gogant I have a great idea…well, at least a new one. Why don't we pressure OP's management to pick a limerick a week to add to volume 3. There are a lot of good ones in this thread…..that's a start. If they refuse, well then, we will threaten to boycott their next anthology. Limerick: a five-line humorous poem with regular meter and rhyme patterns, often dealing with a risqué subject and typically opening with a line such as “There was a young lady called Jenny.” Lines one, two, and five rhyme with each other and have three metrical feet, and lines three and four rhyme with each other and have two metrical feet, giving the poem a catchy bouncy rhythm. Now, if there is an academic poet out there, maybe they could explain what "Three, and two, metrical feet" mean. I'll second that motion. All in favor say aye... all others, OUT THE AIR LOCK! Have you sent this in a PM to papa, or are you waiting for him to read this forum? That sounds a little passive/aggressive to me. 
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RE: LimericksHey I have a series going of silly little whimsical characters Ooopsney and River Dove...Ooopsney is so laid back and loves her so much but she is scatter brained and careless and never gets it right but some how always gets her way...LOL; I'll post a couple, will you please read for me? |
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RE: LimericksI figured papa and the brass see these threads. I'm sure if it was of |
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RE: RE: LimericksYou post 'em, and we'll read 'em..................... Quote:
Originally Posted by koolmom0 Hey I have a series going of silly little whimsical characters Ooopsney and River Dove...Ooopsney is so laid back and loves her so much but she is scatter brained and careless and never gets it right but some how always gets her way...LOL; I'll post a couple, will you please read for me? |
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RE: LimericksOn the day that Jaded did win |
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RE: LimericksHi - I'm still here, Have just been laying low and enjoying the thread and the postings. Last edited by aggieprof 11-23-2010 at 09:58:22 PM |
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RE: RE: LimericksWell, here comes Aggie from slumber land Quote:
Originally Posted by aggieprof Hi - I'm still here, Have just been laying low and enjoying the thread and the postings. |
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RE: RE: RE: LimericksQuote: Originally Posted by gogant Well, here comes Aggie from slumber land We thought you had left with the boys band But, see, we were wrong You're still just as strong So try a new deodorant brand.  Originally Posted by aggieprof Hi - I'm still here, Have just been laying low and enjoying the thread and the postings. LMAO |
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RE: LimericksAGGIRPROF'S BEEN HIDING IN THE SHADOWS |
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RE: RE: RE: LimericksQuote: Originally Posted by gogant You post 'em, and we'll read 'em.....................  Originally Posted by koolmom0 Hey I have a series going of silly little whimsical characters Ooopsney and River Dove...Ooopsney is so laid back and loves her so much but she is scatter brained and careless and never gets it right but some how always gets her way...LOL; I'll post a couple, will you please read for me? $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ POST THEM, Koolmomo. Jump- on the waggon, Honey, Join the Limerick troupe. Never be late for this train. It will pass your gate. |
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RE: LimericksThere once was an old chap named Soren |
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RE: Limericks.......Where is Aria ???Maybe this will bring her galloping in.... Last edited by gogant 11-27-2010 at 08:00:17 PM |
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RE: RE: Limericks.......Where is Aria ???Quote: Originally Posted by gogant Maybe this will bring her galloping in.... A kindhearted guy called Cookie Went to Texas for some nookie Bumped into dear Aria Squeezed her posteria She still laughs 'bout the dumb rookie.      May be ! Could be! Should be! It ought to do the trick! If Cookie be not so dumb, But squeeze her bottom a little harder To make her laugh much louder. Last edited by cousinsoren 11-28-2010 at 07:51:01 AM |
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RE: LimericksWhen guys speak to women so crudely |
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RE: LimericksWhen guys speak to women so crudely |
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RE: LimericksAw shuck, folks. I was just a'joken' around. You ain't seen crude! on this URL! |
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RE: Limericks------=======================----------------------------------- Last edited by gogant 11-28-2010 at 08:37:29 PM |
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RE: RE: LimericksQuote: Originally Posted by gogant ------=======================----------------------------------- Ladies and gentlemen…..let's go with what a limerick should be….and then maybe we can get OP to start choosing the best limerick-a-week for Volume 3. A limerick should be -- Eight beats for the first line you see Eight beats for the second to be Five beats for the third Five for the fourth bird Eight for the last rhymes to a tee  88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 YEAH, George. Probably, we are all shooting wide of the mark, as to what a limerick ought to be. THANKs,, I see that you are asking us to create some juicier and more clever ones, by adhering to the genre. |
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RE: RE: LimericksQuote: Originally Posted by gogant ------=======================----------------------------------- Ladies and gentlemen…..let's go with what a limerick should be….and then maybe we can get OP to start choosing the best limerick-a-week for Volume 3. A limerick should be -- Eight beats for the first line you see Eight beats for the second to be Five beats for the third Five for the fourth bird Eight for the last rhymes to a tee 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 YEAH, George. Probably, we are all shooting wide of the mark, as to what a limerick ought to be. THANKs,, I see that you are asking us to create some juicier and cleverer ones, by adhering to the genre. Last edited by cousinsoren 11-29-2010 at 09:11:55 PM |
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RE: LimericksThanks, Gogant. |
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RE: RE: LimericksOkay, now let's see how it goes................................. Quote:
Originally Posted by Londo Thanks, Gogant. About a week ago, I was thinking real hard about writing that limerick. But then something got me distracted and I forgot all about it. Glad to see you picked up on my brainwaves and wrote this one for me.  |
A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.
Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.