Thrones and Groans
On the next day his niece took the throne.
Her anointing was met with a groan.
And to make matters worse,
The king’s funeral hearse
Crashed and broke on a very large stone.
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February
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- #84: The End
- #83: It Ain't Over Yet
- Not A Limerick: Acknowledgements and Clarification
- #82: The End (For Now)
- #81: Portents Arise
- #80: Nervous Breakdown
- #79: Another Black Plague?
- #78: The Result of Poor Embalming Techniques
- #77: Thrones and Groans
- #76: The Luxuriant Funeral
- #75: Assasination
- #74: The Plan Won't Work
- #73: The Plan
- #72: Exams
- #71: Family Reunion
- #70: Valentines Day
- #69: Depression
- #68: That's Disgusting
- #67: Awkward
- #66: So, It didn't Really Happen?
- #65: Day 4: Death
- #64: Day 3: Victory...almost
- #63: Truth and Reconciliation...or not
- #62: Trouble
- #61: Later that Day
- #60: Day 2: Temporary Surrender
- #59: Day 1: The Encounter
- #58: Apocalypse Approaching
- #57: Revenge Once More
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