| said, me red. |
attacks, dumb hacks; |
addictive! turns
vindictive! |
| worst, all pursed. |
rhyme, much time. |
commence, a dense |
| crude, yet rude. |
bed, his head. |
brunt, and grunt. |
| today, I play |
chairs, your prayers. |
verse, gets worse. |
| wit, a fit. |
sucks; or fucks? |
minimalism, was
criminalism; |
| write; twenty tonight. |
Ward? his sword |
hard; a bard, |
| T.Pot. was what? |
boy; a ploy, |
joke. nice bloke, |
| "Yanquipig". very big, |
computers, several
shooters, |
heard, you nerds. |
| crew, their view |
whoopee! Ming Dynasty, |
scowl, limericks foul, |
| fluff? my stuff. |
dimple, is simple. |
clever, tricky
endeavor. |
| corrections, writer's reflections; |
enthused, sadly confused. |
forgotten; the rotten. |
| perfection, cause objection |
scene; you mean; |
conceit; the beat. |
| VAWARD, are wayward |
strange, completely
deranged, |
sense, imperfect tense. |
| culture, the future, |
Kafka-esque: simply
burlesque, |
stout-hearted, get
started |
| fools, the rules. |
dash, public mish-mash. |
Hugh, out do, |
| flaw," my craw, |
Ted, cheeks spread. |
Ted, is dead. |
| shame! limerick game. |
gender, rear ender, |
gay. the parquet, |
| crappy; Sappy. |
O'Toumy, and gloomy. |
fine, were mine. |
| Times, all iams. |
CASH? her gash, |
Marty, bit arty. |
| bad; too, had |
eighty-three, unlettered
PE. |
bastard, is plastered |
| -- it -- |
fine; some time. |
-- most acute. |
| over-zealous, tell us, |
place, up space, |
whoever, the
Never-Never, |
| lack; "write" track. |
mean, ain't seen |
romance; word dance. |
| sunny, plagiarist bunny, |
- "in" - |
leavin'; and greivin'. |
| young, are unsung, |
Man?" you can. |
suggest, quality test: |
| mistook; a fuck. |
read, meaning instead |
verse, was worse. |
| salacious; amaze us. |
hell, to smell. |
snoring; for whoring; |
| had, them bad; |
Peter, greet her. |
meter, much neater. |
| hunch, a bunch |
trunch- a punch. |
true, for you. |
| limericks, to mix. |
work; just lurk. |
sublime, and time. |
| bunch! a hunch |
-- or high? |
peruse, a snooze. |
| view, to skew; |