She waited in vain
It's a bit of a pain
When you've started, and don't finish right.
No one liked my Rupert doggerel. Limericks were a better idea...
There once was a dazzling blonde
Who'd travelled all over le monde.
She showed all her bits
Right down to her tits
To people from over the pond.
(To the blonde: no offense meant. I'll do me, now, to get your own back for you).
There once was a straight-laced young maid
Who never let people get laid.
She blushed to the last
When people pushed past
And scolded the things that they said.
Now Grisha:
There once was a chap from LA
Who wanted a roll in the hay.
When everyone heard
He wanted a bird
The donkeys all started to bray.
Now Em:
There once was a chirpy young lass
Who drew the admirers en-masse.
She flirted all day
Coz she knew what to say
And did it with tolerable class.
Now MidlifeAspie:
There once was a suffering mod
Who followed the steps that we trod.
That poor mother hen
Would warn us again
That the peas shouldn't fight in the pod.
There once was a fellow called Lecks
Who hadn't yet shown us his pecs.
He still loved to drool
Like a lad straight from school
And he told us he hated his ex.
(Did he? I'm not sure about that last part. I needed a rhyme).
Now Emuman100:
There once was a huggable guy
Who was still unbelievably shy.
I told him his face
Was winning the race
And it seems he still didn't know why.
Now Erisad:
There once was a lovely young girl
Who sometimes would give us a twirl.
She thought she was fat
But we all knew that that
Was a lie: she was just like a pearl.
Now MCalavara.
There once was a hunky young bloke
Who told me a wonderful joke.
He asked me to sing
Then gave me a ring
And departed in billows of smoke.
(Not literally. I just mean we got engaged, and then he ran away.
I think that's a bad sign).
I think that's about it. I do know more people on here, but I don't know enough about them yet to make up a limerick about them.