Limericks allow writers to express themselves in a lighthearted and witty manner in a world that too often, too serious.
Most limericks are written by the common man.
A world famous Hollywood actress
Played best in a role of malefactress
Yet her home life for sure
Was anything but pure
As a scandal or ten she did practice.
And here’s one by a not so common person, author Isaac Asimov.
Said a certain old lecher named Day,
“If my good wife would but go away,
I’d locate a young lass,
And then let the world pass,
And I’d do what comes natural and play.”
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