Archive for the ‘Limericks’ Category

Excessive Advice (Limerick)

Wednesday, October 21st, 2026

Be cautious, but also be brave.
Do NOT be a miser, but save.
Be proud, but don’t brag.
Be strict, but don’t nag.
Stay true to yourself . . . but behave!

A Flawed Plan (Limerick)

Monday, October 19th, 2026

“I’m aware that my boyfriend has flaws.
And I know that he’s broken some laws.
But improvement’s attainable.
Travis is trainable . . .
Most certainly NOT a lost cause.”

The Knock (Limerick)

Sunday, October 18th, 2026

“I knocked and I knocked and I knocked.
No response from my aunt. Door’s unlocked.
I go in, now concerned
By the chairs, all upturned,
Not to mention a gun that is cocked.

‘She’s my niece,’ says my aunt. ‘Let her be.’
Then she hands me a glass of Chablis,
And she says, ‘Had a scare.
Called my cop pal Pierre.’
I shake hands with her cop ‘pal’ and flee.”

Noisy Annoyances (Limerick)

Wednesday, October 14th, 2026

Yet another night’s sleep wrecked by noise!
How I loathe those loud motorized toys:
Roaring bikes, mowers, drills,
Power leaf blowers — Ills
That invade with a sound that destroys.

Too Tired To Go Acrostic? (Limerick)

Monday, October 12th, 2026

You have told me to write a short verse;
An acrostic, which makes matters worse.
Waking up to this task
Not refreshed, I must ask:
Stop sadistic demands. They’re a curse!

The Threat (Limerick)

Sunday, October 11th, 2026

“Put that down!” said the man to his wife.
“Knives are weapons! A threat to my life!”
“Calm your jets, my dear Dennis,”
She said. “It’s no menace:
It’s dull cuz you wrecked my fav knife.”

The “Sailor” (Limerick)

Friday, October 9th, 2026

Said a starry-eyed, non-boating male
To his wife, “Sammy’s sailboat’s for sale.
I must buy it! It’s cheap!”
Her response was to weep
And reply “Better learn how to bail.”

The Feud (Limerick)

Tuesday, October 6th, 2026

“I abhor cousin Stewy, it’s true.
But don’t judge me for feuding with Stu:
Yes I harbor a grudge,
And I’m NOT gonna budge
Cuz he ‘borrowed’ and wrecked my canoe.”

The Lure (Limerick)

Tuesday, October 6th, 2026

Said a woman, “It’s easy to lure me,
Because nothing can ever inure me
To fine choc’late’s allure.
And of this I am sure:
There’s undoubtedly NO way to cure me.”

Bogged Down Brain (Limerick)

Sunday, September 27th, 2026

My poor memory’s often befogged,
Cuz by info inane it’s been clogged.
Though bogged down, it tries hard,
But its fact-finding’s marred:
It can’t even find stuff that I’ve blogged.

Happy National Punctuation Day! (Limerick)

Thursday, September 24th, 2026

“Exclamation points ought to be rare,”
Said a writer, who’d forcefully share
All his adamant views
Which, unwelcomed, drew boos.
“Use them sparingly! Better yet . . . ne’er!”

The Hoarder (Limerick)

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026

A disorganized hoarder named Bobby
Is divorced from a woman whose hobby
Is undoing disorder.
What happened? He bored her . . .
Plus EVEN for HER he’s TOO SLOBBY!

The Felon (Limerick)

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026

A felon was caught and convicted
Of serious acts interdicted.
After serving his time
He arranged for “sublime
Sweet revenge,” not the least bit conflicted.

The Arguer (Limerick)

Sunday, September 20th, 2026

A talkative fellow who’ll jaw
About politics, science, and law,
Mostly has his facts wrong,
But starts arguments, long . . .
Which he “wins” via men made of straw.

Close Call (Limerick)

Thursday, September 17th, 2026

An odd fellow who fell off a ledge,
Had been saved by an overgrown hedge.
“I was stoned. Tried to fly,”
Said the grateful young guy.
“Guess those drugs really are ‘bleeding edge.'”

Not A-Mused? (Limerick)

Wednesday, September 9th, 2026

There are times when I feel so inspired,
Rhymes erupt from my brain, and I’m wired.
Ev’ry prompt (word or phrase)
Sets me off, mind ablaze.
(This ain’t one of those days; muse seems tired.)

The Bad Boss (Limerick)

Tuesday, September 8th, 2026

“My new boss is a scurrilous hound,”
Said a gal, “and his mind is unsound.
Though I’m yearning to thwart him
And long to report him . . .
The last tattler’s no longer around.”

Stately Clues (Limerick)

Friday, September 4th, 2026

I have noticed that folks at the helm
Of the NYT “Daily Games” realm
Will include (at least lately)
In clues the word “stately” . . .
For the tiny (3-letter) great “ELM.”

Is Drone Delivery All Wet? (Limerick)

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026

“Amazon drone drops package into swimming pool”

If you long for deliv’ry by drone,
And your yard has a pool, make this known,
Else your package might drown
When the drone throws it down
And it sinks like an overpriced stone.

Underpaid Limerick

Saturday, August 29th, 2026

An industrious woman named Valerie
Earns a shockingly miniscule salary.
She has Ivy degrees:
Two “fine arts” PhDs.
You have guessed it: She works at a gallery.