"Limerick Day"
Limerick Day
Limericks
By Douglas E. Gogerty
August 8th 2010 was proclaimed to be Limerick Day in Minneapolis. For such a momentous occasion a contest was held. As one who would not pass up such a thing, I sent in a number. I kept them local and I kept them clean. Despite this, two of them were chosen as finalists. Thus, in the place of my story, and to commemorate the day, I present the two finalist limericks.
There once was a man from Saint Paul
Who was as wide as he was tall.
Walking down the street
Really hurt his feet,
So instead, he rolled along like a ball.
A man climbing the IDS Tower
Walked up for more than an hour
He had to stop
well before the top
Because his legs lost all their power.
Labels: Poetry, Writer - Douglas E Gogerty
1 Comments:
The IDS tower Limerick was one of the winners! I won a book of Limericks autographed by Bill "Nantucket" Corbett, Jason "Dancin'" DeRusha, James "No Nickname" Lileks and Max "Bunny" Sparber. Good times! Good times!
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