Each Wednesday, I compose a limerick based on the prompt from Three Word Wednesday. Today's words are: dependence, kept, rumple
There
are so many great limericks in my book. The only thing separating you
from them? A lousy buck. But maybe you don't like to laugh?
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Must I remain a kept man?
Of dependence I'm surely no fan.
Though my skill with bump-bump'll
Keep her sheets a'rumple,
Is this how I saw my life's plan?
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There
are so many great limericks in my book. The only thing separating you
from them? A lousy buck. But maybe you don't like to laugh?You can read more of my limericks inspired by Three Word Wednesday in my e.book, which is cleverly titled:
Poetry on the Fly: Limericks Inspired by Three Word Wednesday
Only $0.99 - less than a hot dog at the convenience store!
Don't have a Kindle? NO PROBLEM! Get one of the free Kindle apps for PC, Mac, iPhone, Android and a host of other devices. You can read "Poetry on the Fly" or any of my other great books anywhere you like!
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haha... love the play with words.
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Love it - and similar to my own take on these words (having to do with relationships). Thanks for the laugh this morning!
ReplyDeletewell done.
ReplyDeleteYou don't seem to sad with the situation. ;)
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't like to laugh. It reminds me of Helen, my ex-girlfriend who taught me...well, you don't want to hear my story. Let's just say I don't have ninety-nine cents. That's it. Yes, that's the ticket.
ReplyDeleteLol, love the way you have used the prompt words. :)
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