Out of Kilter
One day a piper, with stylish intent,
Wore a tartan kilt, in full regiment.
But with far too much swagger,
He sat down on his dagger.
Now he laments, in a high pitched accent.
5 / 4 / 2023.
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A Funny Bawdy Limerick Poetry Contest.
In full regiment, means, without under garments.
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