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Limerick: “Lear-ing”
Lear-ing
There once was a man named Lear /
who wrote in verse to make it clear /
that no matter what you say /
if you say it the right way /
even the sincere can come out with a leer.
[Editor’s note: This limerick is in honor of National Limerick Day, which was actually May 12th and Edward Lear, the 19th century English poet, author, illustrator known for popularizing the limerick form of poetry.]
Edward Lear, 1812 – 1888
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cARtOONSDAY: “sNEEZE THE dAY”
Honk a honk a blowing love.
Filed under cartoon by author, CarToonsday
cARtOONSDAY: “fIRED uP?”
“Dear Willard, we the undersigned characters of your novel Ground Out have decided to move in another direction and no longer require your services….”
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cARtOONSDAY: “dANGLING”
Dangling toes may or may not have anything to do with dangling modifiers.
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cARtOONSDAY: “eMPTY jOKE”
Hope is there, even in the empty dark.
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cARtOONSDAY: “tHE hOLE sTORY”
Some holes are harder to dig out of than others.
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cARtOONSDAY: “wILLARD’S mOUNTAIN”
John Boy Walton’s mountain couldn’t have been much higher.
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