'I'm always looking for the Hows and the Whys and the Whats,' said Muskrat, 'That is why I speak as I do. You've heard of Muskrat's Much-in-Little, of course?'
Lovely limerick YP! Thank you so much for making it acceptable to me. Of course you knew, from past experience, that it simply wouldn't get published if you hadn't, didn't you?
A verse our YP has sent But nobody knows what it meant. there's 'Eee by gum it be' and 'eh oup', and 'thee', all in that fonnee Yorkshire accent.
Aw. That's actually quite good GB. And you well know it.
A bewhiskered bi-national up north Was bemused by his backing and forth. He forgot which nook held his special bird book but he'll be back in New Zealand henceforth.
A New Zealand artist called Kath
ReplyDeleteUsed to sing songs in the bath
The neighbours complained
Cos each time it rained
And puddles appeared on their path
(This is the non-salacious version)
Lovely limerick YP! Thank you so much for making it acceptable to me. Of course you knew, from past experience, that it simply wouldn't get published if you hadn't, didn't you?
ReplyDeleteA verse our YP has sent
But nobody knows what it meant.
there's 'Eee by gum it be'
and 'eh oup', and 'thee',
all in that fonnee Yorkshire accent.
Whilst you were commenting on my blog
ReplyDeleteA limerick on this I was trying
But I had no success
And thought even less
Of my efforts and ended up crying.
Aw. That's actually quite good GB. And you well know it.
ReplyDeleteA bewhiskered bi-national up north
Was bemused by his backing and forth.
He forgot which nook
held his special bird book
but he'll be back in New Zealand henceforth.
A be-whiskered bi-national am I
ReplyDeleteAccording to Katherine De C.
Whether up north or down south
If I open my mouth
I'm ne'er sure of the right countery
And so to bed.
Ha. Very good.
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