Miracles Happen To and In June

There once was a gal name of June.
Who wanted to kiss and to spoon.
  She made a big splatter
  falling off a tall ladder.
 When she married the man in the moon.

Her wedding of course was in June.
She wanted to marry him soon..
   She started to chatter
   but that didn't matter.
Their life was so much a cartoon.

The man in the moon liked to croon.
He liked to sing songs about June.
   But nothing was sadder
   when he made her madder.
Singing not of "June" but of June.

To get on her good side Old Lune.
Flew June to the moon via balloon.
  But she was much fatter
  and emptied her bladder.
Now he looked like a baboon.
  
To end this wild tale about June.
Know the man in the moon made her swoon
    He heard her feet patter
    when she mixed cake batter.
Turning into butterfly from cocoon.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Johnson Avatar
July 6, 2012 at 5:39 PM
LOVE IT MATE
Dietrich Avatar
June 30, 2012 at 1:09 AM
Yes, some of these would be indeed miracles!! Great rhymes in these limericks, Marty. Isn't it fun to choose a theme and do several of one poetry form around it?
Ryerson Avatar
June 29, 2012 at 9:10 AM
Very funny limerick, Marty! So nice to be reading your poetry again - Tim
Sweetheart Avatar
June 29, 2012 at 8:57 AM
such a cute tale ..fun read Marty luvc.. we are wonderful at beach all Su,,er for much needed R and R .. Ron works way too hard all year and our kids come down and we have fun.. my hand is is OK .. new fingers this Oct. if all goes well.. how r u feeling now >>>
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May 20, 2012 at 1:53 AM
Marty, i'm waiting for June myself... enjoyed.. thank you for sharing and expressing your poem with us. Take care~ Linda
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