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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required First Tier! A leprechaun from Ireland made it to the United States. She came in spite to destroy St. Patrick’s Day. She docked in Mass. joined in the Parade. Second Tier! She was enriched; her appearance changed quick. Ms. Aideen Mac Cool wealth was not known to anyone. She fight with sticks and hit with bricks when someone finds her pot of gold. Third Tier! She yells, “I am a Limerick; a perfect pitch of Irish folklore. As a Leprechaun, I will kill over my pot of gold.” I am never one to not forewarn. ~I am Ms Aideen McCool!~. ______________________________/ Note: This is a three tier Limerick (also can be considered as a poem). Each is written in a Limerick form, which is Lines One, Two, and Five all rhyme with each other, and Lines Three and Four rhyme with each other. More, a leprechaun is a green theme in which Ms. Aideen Mac Cool wears green (costume and clothing) and loves the color green. Her favorite color is green. She is a leprechaun. All pertains green as they theme to nature colors. They possess the luck of the Irish for St. Patrick's Green Day. ______________________________/ Sponsor: Poet Destroyer A Contest Name: Any Green Theme (old/new) nature/color (St. Patrick's Day poem/limerick) Motif: Leprechaun
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