In the pond at the park swims a duck,
A sweet creature with plenty of pluck,
To swim in water so cold
Is fine if you're bold,
Or covered in down - what luck!
Quote by gypsy
The poor pike spoke his love to the eel,
She was happy and decided to steal
From the pike a first kiss,
At which the pike sparked with a hiss!
Kissing an electric eel is never ideal.
Quote by paulusQuote by gypsy
The poor pike spoke his love to the eel,
She was happy and decided to steal
From the pike a first kiss,
At which the pike sparked with a hiss!
Kissing an electric eel is never ideal.
I love this one!
Quote by paulus
To use rhyme to relate of your friction
is okay, but take care of your diction
because we all are adult
and I'd hate the result
if the language would lead to eviction
Quote by GIGGLES
When I see toes painted with pink
It lets me know they will not stink
Because simply they care
To give off some flare
After washing them I would think?
Quote by paulus
A sexy young woman from land's end
once pleasured herself with her hands and
she really had fun
but when she was done
she never found out where her pants went
Quote by Rebellious_SoulIf you go back to the beginning of the thread, there are a few posts explaining that. But I'll repeat that:
Here's a question I thought seeing the responses would clear up. What is a limerick?
Quote by authorised1960
A young lady in her teen years
Decided to get over her fears
Of that secret place
That brought a blush to her face
And often reduced her to tears
After a few minutes of trying
She was heard to cry out "I'm dying!
Something's happened down there
And I no longer care
If I'm dreaming or if I'm flying
This feeling's too wonderful to top
I'm hoping that it will not stop
I'm as high as a kite
And I think I just might
Keep doing it until I just drop!"
Quote by gypsyQuote by apemann1
A newbie came by here one day
With something amusing to say
He wrote it in rhyme
Now he's here all the time
I wish he would just go away!
Hello apemann1, and welcome!
Quote by authorised1960
If everything in life was straighforward
How quickly we'd all become so bored
We'd argue and fight
All day and all night
Would any of it do any good?
Quote by gypsyQuote by authorised1960
If everything in life was straighforward
How quickly we'd all become so bored
We'd argue and fight
All day and all night
Would any of it do any good?
That should be:
"If everything in life were straightforward", since it is the subjunctive voice that is employed here, as is defined by the use of 'if'.
The rest of it is hypothetical conjecture,
So don't waste your breath with a tedious lecture,
Insisting 'we' would argue and fight,
All day and all night,
Is mistaken, of that I am quite sure.