Rhyme Limerick Poems - Poems about Rhyme Limerick

Autumn with all the metaphors I can muster The beauty of the season and it's golden luster The raking of leaves And cleaning of eaves And my annual trip to the back adjuster...

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Who can say when the last bell will chime Only he knows when the end of time Most the message won't heed Some will gather what they need While I just write some words that rhyme ...

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We recently went to the zoo, sadly there were animals few. Until we all saw, which caused an uproar, giraffes in the café shop queue....

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I know a hole in the ground is not the end I pray dear Lord forgive me of my sin The end of the fence I can see Heaven is where I want to be So many people I want to see again...

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There once was a snowman named Ray Who dreamed of a tropical bay He packed his sunscreen And flew to the scene But melted as soon as he lay *I wrote this poem on January 19, 2024, as part of a ’30 days of poetry’ January challenge. This was day 19 and the prompt was: Can you write a...

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She never liked it here this her confession I knew all along I had a connection her husband passed away and the very next day A rental truck in the funeral procession...

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There was a server at the local cafe you see Who got in trouble when refilling cups of coffee Many said just a shot Half a cup was said a lot But she lost her job when one said hit me...

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