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Jun 06, 2017
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A young man from Geelong (seriously a limerick)
There was a young man from Geelong
Who felt like he didn't belong
So off came his shirt
Thrown into the dirt
And killed all the townsfolk with song
— vandiemenspeak, Jun 06, 2017
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About This Poem
Last Few Words: This was Jess' fault - I couldn't help myself! And it is partly true.
Style/Type: Structured: Western
Review Request Intensity: I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
Editing Stage: Editing - draft
Critiques
weirdelf
9 years ago
Killer cool!
Love it.
You've got the form, no probs.
More please.
vandiemenspeak
9 years ago
Spam, spam spam,spam..
I don't like spam! (I kid) Haha, I do like the limerick.. and in Black-town, Rooty Hill Novatel at the moment, the RSL, the pokies, the night has been long...so to speak. Does wonders for composition. Thanks Jess.
wesley snow
9 years ago
Wish I could do that.
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weirdelf
8 years 2 months ago
You can, Wesley.
You just don't really want to.
If I was your mentor I would strap you to a chair with a 'puter in front of you and make you write dirty limericks and filthy senryu until your fingers bled.
Um... maybe that's why I have so few protegees [grins].
jane210660
9 years ago
Great one
Warning....... they are addictive.
I can't get the bloody form out of my head. Jx
vandiemenspeak
9 years ago
Thanks all for comments...
It was based *very partially* on true events, although I adhusted the gender...look upone NewsCorp's truth if you dare: http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/entertainment/gabi-grecko-wanders-n…
Cheers!
Chris.
weirdelf
9 years ago
Crikey, it's an X-file (pun intended, apologies)
In the Xmas card she looks like Dana Scully.
raj
8 years 2 months ago
A good one Chris
A good one Chris
.....................
vandiemenspeak
8 years 2 months ago
Thanks Raj..
Revisit the limerick we must.
Cheers,
Chris