Limerick Love Poems | Examples

These Limerick Love poems are examples of Love poems about Limerick. These are the best examples of Love Limerick poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberA Story To Wine Over

Gathering fantasies over here   

  

Dog day stories having much cheer  

  

Berries get loving stomp  

  

Barbera wine we want  

  

Arming our heart feeling cupid's spear


Premium MemberPublic Disgrace


Out in the street a couple in embrace
made a lurid scene in the marketplace.
     The shoppers gathered to shout
     “your love we don’t ever doubt,
but get a room to shun public disgrace”.

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I love you and someday, we"ll be together.
But tonight, separate rooms will be better.
We will spend the night, but separately.
Our precious love will wait patiently.
We'll dine and get two rooms later.

Premium MemberI Cannot Turn Away

Arms entwined
Body pressed against body
Lips engaging lips
Thighs in a bind-
I cannot turn away- so -
Instead, I say, " Will you two, please get a room"

Premium MemberMy sweet dog is my best pal, for sure

My sweet dog is my best pal, for sure.
For every sadness, he's got the cure.
No matter how deeply I fall,
his love will guide me through it all.
He's a saint, so angelic, so pure.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberSome Fairytales-Limericks



Cinderella

When Cinderella left a glass slipper,
Allowing prince to find and marry her;
Not only the size that fit,
Her foot was injured a bit,
And allowed him put ointment and plaster. 

Snow White

When Snow White woke up from the prince’s kiss,
Her love-life turned into a perfect bliss;
The witch finally gave up,
Climbed to sleep at the rooftop
Then, she was awoken by the sweet snake’s hiss

Beauty And The Beast

So Belle tearfully confessed her true love,
when the last rose-petal fell just above;
Beast transformed into human,
“A handsome prince!” she was stunned,
Two servants rushed to her side to shove.
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberMy Pets

My Dogs

How happy my dogs are to find a tree. 
Raising one leg, what fun it is to pee. 
They are a disciplined crew. 
All three line up in a queue. 
When they are done, a flowing stream you’ll see!

My Cat

I have a pet, a little tabby cat
She likes to curl inside my frilled brown hat
She has bristle like whiskers
Not strong as that of tuskers
In daylight she sprawls on my woolly mat

Premium MemberRaining Cats and Dogs

It's raining, pouring cats and dogs Do I care, no let it rain frogs Happy as Larry Today I marry Down the aisle in my bridle togs. Even if the sun fails to shine This day is for me and for mine What'er the weather We get together All's in for a magical time. Cats sweetly meow and they purr Dogs bark very loud to concur So in the rainfall You will hear their call Getting soaking wet through their fur. So let cats and dogs have their fun Let them out when rain has begun Splashing in puddles Expecting cuddles Sorry cats and dogs, that’s not on.

Premium MemberSome Fairytales - Limericks

(Goldilocks) One bear - two bears- baby makes three, Mommy making hot berry tea and brie. Soup is way too hot, No sleep on a soft cot. New home and not needing to flee.
(Little Red Riding hood) Mommy gave me good advice, maybe I should have listened twice. A wolf I did find, lost my love and mind Now pregnant paying the price.
(The Three Little Pigs) We are three of a family kind, except one got caught in the wind. One got caught by the fire, he was in a house fryer. Wanting new homes space aged designed.

Premium MemberLove Likewise

As high as the mountains arise
are the stars I see in your eyes
	I love you, I do;
	a million times two.
I desire that you feel likewise.

Premium MemberLove Handles

Hoping to still be fertile
Lady tightens her girdle
Love handles fly
Curses his eye
He tries to grope that hurdle

Premium MemberVulgar - I knew a man from downtown Bell South

I knew a man from downtown Bell South
who could stick his own d-ck in his mouth.
That put him in the same bucket
as that famed man from Nantucket,
though he swore he never did suck it.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberMarie searching for love

(Marie from the Nutcracker grows ever older seeking her childhood dream...)

In her flat, thirty-something Marie
Is scrolling with mounting ennui;
Mr Right still eludes her -
She swipes left on Tinder,
Finding less and less fish in the sea

Premium MemberWhat Poetry Soup Means To Me

Hearty haiku pumpkin squash comforts
 Flowery senryus fill my prism bowl perennially 
For poets' hungry hearts who crave and share, 
  It’s creamy chowder congenially
Addictive from the first taste with inspirational flavor,
  Aspirations of desire, longing colorful bites, I savor
Romantic rich bisques have me sighing with the saucy sonnet
  Bursting is a cheesy limerick, with Blue Bonnet on it
Buttermilk noodles tossed and soupy
  Diverse free verse, I’m a groupie
But as you know there is no such thing as a free meal
  What’s stressed musters up expressions I feel
When metaphors thickened, stirred in, I'll pour
  I loved, I lived, I sipped lyrics with many   
Favorites and treasures plenty in the soup d’ jour
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberPygmalion - Limerick Version

Pygmalion, it were stoutly done
To chisel up your special one.
You can't get a date,
But quarried a crate,
By which all your courting is none.

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