Today’s challenge is to write a limerick on the theme of a journey using illiteration.
I admit I’m not liking this challenge much but…
’bout lim’ricks little I know
But I thought that I’d give it a go
‘litteration is hard
‘cos I’m not quite the bard
So I’m sorry it’s very so-so
boom boom….!
Here are a few of my attempts. Won’t win any prizes… ;-( Take your pick!
Whilst travelling North on a train
A woman was heard to exclaim
Posh people beware
If you don’t pay full fare
There’ll be tea instead of champagne
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Travelling through night on a Boeing
You can’t really see where you’re going
But if you get some shut eye
While through dark skies you fly
Miles will melt without you quite knowing
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There was an old woman who travelled
Wherever she wandered she paddled
in bare feet she splashed
while her knickers she flashed
‘til she no longer walked she just waddled
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I’m thinking of entering a show
Though I’ve got little talent I know
a ‘journey’ seems fun
like a day in the sun
So I’m willing to give it a go.
These are all really fun. My favorite begins with “Traveling through night…” You get mega-kudos for rhyming words with Boeing!
Hehee…thanks Mike!
kick-ass poet! 🙂
Wow, thank you, that’s made my day!!
I see you have big fun poemin’. Sure translates to the reader. Thought, “There was an old woman who travelled,” pace perfect.
hehee…yes I do. I love playing with words. 🙂