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RE: Limerickslost in a zone of confusion |
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RE: LimericksWhile flying around in confusion |
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RE: Limericks^ I like |
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RE: LimericksThere once lived a girl named Illusion, |
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RE: LimericksWell, I might as well join the fun, huh? |
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RE: Limericksthere once was a lady poet .. briefly, she stopped near here |
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RE: LimericksA cow poke from the yards of Forth Worth |
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RE: LimericksThere was a young beauty from Kent. |
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RE: LimericksA Viking from the far lands of ice |
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RE: LimericksA poetess named SavVySam |
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RE: LimericksOK... Here is my contribution. I wrote this for my son, Lucas, when he was a wee lad... |
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RE: LimericksHe was seen down by Galilee. |
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RE: LimericksA fish that looked a bit thin-ish |
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RE: LimericksA sad paraplegic who stuttered |
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RE: LimericksA new jester once rattled the court |
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RE: Limericksto avoid finishing an ongoing poem |
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RE: LimericksA Prof that once hailed from Texas |
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RE: LimericksWell........I guess I will give it a shot.... |
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RE: LimericksThat will do it every time. |
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RE: LimericksI knew a sentimental old bloke |
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RE: LimericksThere was a cool poet named Blue Heron |
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RE: LimericksLet's revisit some British history shall we? The Americans never got taught that in school but the Canadians did. Fact was we never had enough of our own to recount. Anywayz here's my limerick; |
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RE: LimericksOn the day of Balaam’s trespass |
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RE: LimericksIn Boot Hill rests Lester Moore |
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RE: Limericksthere was once a hick from the sticks Last edited by StandingBear 02-04-2010 at 03:54:35 PM |
Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.
Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.