Bazaar’s Guitar
An elf by the name of Bazaar
took some lessons and played the guitar.
He struck up some chords;
He won many awards
and became an acclaimed superstar.
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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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- #144: When a Stranger Calls
- #143: An Unexpected Surprise
- #142: An Arm and A Leg
- #141: Jove's Laugh
- #140: Six in a Row (cont'd)
- #139: Six in a Row
- #138: Don't Feed the Bears
- #137: The Problem with Kids
- #136: Mired in the Mire
- #135: Orchestrated Snowfall
- #134: Peanut Butter and Jelly
- #133: Bazaar's Guitar
- #132: Frustrated Felines
- #131: Provoked Poles
- #130: Orchestra
- #129: La Clase de Español
- #128: English- Their Eyes Were Watching God
- #127: Biology
- #126: Machiavelli's Prince
- #125: A Fatal Mistake
- #124: Don't Play in Thunderstorms
- #123: The Teacher
- #122: Shoes
- #122: Trip to the Zoo
- #121: Baked Beans
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- #116: The Sky is Falling
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1 comment:
Jeff, I think this is one of your better limericks, so far as having perfect rhyme and perfect anapest meter is concerned.
It also tells its story quite winningly.
Suggestion: Write some more limericks on musical instruments?
Anyway, keep a-writin'.
Mary
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