Limerick

I've always known Limericks were funny. Since my funny bone is slim, I would skip over Limericks written by famous poets in Literature anthologies. Silly me, I thought reading these short, humorous lines a waste of my time. Now, I'm dying to read more of them. I also think these poems are difficult to write. Happily, I am cheered up by reading these lines. They are good medicine.


Kettle blows steam high.
Bumble bees go by in the sky.
Many robins make a nest.
Flies land on bread and rest.
Mothers look at toys to buy.

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