Limerick form can be strict asto syllables and meter but is genearlly accepted more loosely provided it sticks to the AABBA rhyme scheme and the first line contains a person and place.It is especially valued if the final rhyme line contains a twist.
There was a young man from France who led his friends a fine dance Some thought him a prude others said he was rude Looking at him quite askance
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