by There was an old man named Santa
Who lost an expensive hamper
He searched high and low
Found it buried in snow
Intact but decidedly damper
There was a young reindeer named Rudolph
Whose bright nose made him somewhat a show off
The others did mock
However Rudy did shock
When he challenged them all to a glow off
These limericks at Christmas are tricky
You have to be careful and picky
With one single wrong word
You look like a turkey
Open to ridicule and folk taking the mickey
(Image from Pixabay)
With Christmas-type limericks, Tom,
Went writing them off like a bomb,
But nobody praised them
And so he erased them
And went, crying, home to his Mom.
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Tom read Col’s comment and cried,
Feeling sore and dejected inside
But then he cheered up
And held aloft his cup
Col’s next comment being a prize!
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(Act-chilly, they’re very funny!)
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Cheers, Col!
(This will help my first reply make a little more sense!)
Hehehe!
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I couldn’t simply leave it out in the cold!
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I love limericks! “Intact but decidedly damper” made me chuckle. 🙂
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Aw, thanks, Diane. That whole limerick revolved around that line! 😀
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Tom Tom the limerick man
writing as fast as he can
to keep up the pace
so time did not waste
did Tom the limerick man
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Raili’s comment made Tom think
About time, and how he could chink
A piece here and there
To use anywhere
When out of it was reached on the brink
Sorry, Raili… I tried…
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You done did that, Tom 🙂
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Wonderful Tom, a good laugh this morning.
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Pleased to hear it, Sharon.
Happy Weekend to you! 😀
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Good limericks my friends!!! 🙂 ❤
Love and hugs!!!
Prenin.
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Thanks, Prenin.
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