The Passé Carpenter
A carpenter in the café,
Just ordered a cup of Earl Grey.
But the man did not know
That his cup was aglow.
And his clothing was very passé.
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How about a good limerick to ease away all your pains?Submit your favorite limericks, your own limericks, and from time to time I'll be writing my own.
How about a good limerick to ease away all your pains?Submit your favorite limericks, your own limericks, and from time to time I'll be writing my own.
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2 comments:
He took a big sip
without burning his lip.
Refusing to conform,
always ordered it warm.
And into repose he did slip.
I'm going to be addicted to these things by the time you reach your goal!!!!!!
"He took a big sip without burning his lip" I like that couplet. I am definitley going to use it in a future limerick! Thanks for the comment!
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