Each Wednesday, I compose a limerick using the prompt over at Three Word Wednesday. Today's words are: bubble, lumber, wreck.
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On the bubble, the boy was a wreck.
Would his grades keep him out of CalTech?
But Daddy's remission
Greased the skids of admission.
A fortune from lumber: stacked deck.
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And don't forget, if you'd like to read more of my limericks inspired by Three Word Wednesday, you can buy my e.book, which is cleverly titled:
Poetry on the Fly: Limericks Inspired by Three Word Wednesday
Only $0.99 - what a bargain!
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I am sure that happens a lot money does seem to grease some people's way.
ReplyDeleteGreat limerick. Oh, to be one of the one-percenters - NOT!
ReplyDeleteLucky kid, eh? Great limerick.
ReplyDeleteLucky to have parents with money eh!
ReplyDeleteI think all these home renos have helped you during rhyme time! Fab.
ReplyDeleteThe moment you read..you want to say... lucky kid but a weak foundation..life would be harder.. have a look at my Happy Poem and a Haiku at 3WW.. thanks!!
ReplyDeletesad but true - good one.
ReplyDeleteWry and sharp as a wood choppers axe..Jae
ReplyDeleteBut will he be able to see the wood from the trees? I think not (or is that knot?)
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