“It was all kind of fuzzy, as if his mind was doing its thinking in limericks.” — Sorin Suciu Copy Share Image
“Uh-oh, I hope he doesn’t start rattling off dirty limericks next; she’ll probably burn the hotel down.” — Elle Lothlorien Copy Share Image
Writing limericks gives us a playground, a release from these conventions. — Michael Rosen Copy Share Image
Limericks don't come from Limerick. But it comes from that between the verses when they used to have those competitions that they… — Malachy McCourt Copy Share Image
“There once was a beautiful young woman from the city. She told everyone that she did not believe in gravity. She jumped… — Robert Chad Canter Copy Share Image
“There was an old bastard named Lenin Who did two or three million men in. That's a lot to have done in… — Robert Conquest Copy Share Image
“Watching you at work, I was reminded of the young lady of Natchez, whose clothes were all tatters and patches. In alluding… — P.G. Wodehouse Copy Share Image
“Imagine a landscape of nothing but astrology references and naughty limericks. That's what you're going to reduce me to.” — Chloe Neill Copy Share Image
“A wonderful bird is the Pelican. His beak can hold more than his belly can. He can hold in his beak Enough… — Dixon Lanier Merritt Copy Share Image
My father was adept at making up limericks about place names we encountered on holidays or others using the names of new… — Michael Rosen Copy Share Image
If you sit down to write a limerick, you find yourself straddling two histories: the history of the limerick form itself, which… — Michael Rosen Copy Share Image
“Nev tossed his pen down. “Fine. Here goes: Ren and Cals lives may be torrid for the young ones in Vail are… — Andrea Cremer Copy Share Image
