John Williams Poet Limerick

Reckless Ron's Explosive Barbecue

Reckless Ron from sunny Bennelong
Turned barbecue sausage without a tong,
He'd use his teeth to open beer,
He'd call out loud, " I've got no fear,"
But alas, one day he left the gas on.



Authors note:
Bennelong is the point in Sydney Harbour, NSW, Australia, where the famous Sydney Opera House is located.

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Kp Nunez April 19, 2015 at 8:26 PM So Reckless Ron is gone? All charred and scarred? Oh poor Ron, if only he'd known, He'd probably have bought insurance for John! :) Loved the lim and the laughter today. Good day, JOhn! :) John Williams April 20, 2015 at 1:39 AM Hi Kim,........Reckless Ron's gone skyward bound,.......Shouldn't be long afor he comes down,.......You'll recognise him by his skinny jeans,......... Coming down somewhere near the Phillipines.--------Like Ron will be, thanks for dropping in Kim.

Tim Smith April 19, 2015 at 2:56 PM Quietly laughing out loud John Williams April 19, 2015 at 7:29 PM Tim,.....Reckless Ron went up like a sky rocket. ...hahaha...Thanks again Tim for your comment. ...kind regards---John

Jack Ellison April 19, 2015 at 7:41 AM Methinks I'm being challenged as the Limerick King! Loved it! The gloves are off! May the best man win!!! LOL John Williams April 19, 2015 at 8:37 AM I'm only a new comer Jack,...... You're still king, ......I'll just quietly keep doing,........ My own little thing...............................................thank you for the compliment it is appreciated---John