Poor Excuse For A Limerick Limerick Audio

Once again, it’s Limerick-Off time. I hope you’ll join me in writing a limerick with this first line:

A woman who grew up quite poor…

Here’s mine:

Poor Excuse For A Limerick (Poor Excuse Limerick Audio)
By Madeleine Begun Kane

A woman who grew up quite poor
Is rich now, but always craves more.
Is it greed or just fear?
It isn’t quite clear
Why she hankers to buy out each store.

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7 Responses to “Poor Excuse For A Limerick Limerick Audio

  1. scott says:

    A woman who grew up quite poor,
    could see Russia from her cabin door.
    And the rubbish she spews,
    fits in well at FOX news.
    Now she’s raking in money galore

  2. Dr. Goose says:

    A woman who grew up quite poor
    Acquired a backwoods hauteur
    When her country-fried scrapple
    Enthralled the Big Apple
    And made her a restaurateur.

  3. A woman who grew up quite poor
    Didn’t know what a paycheck was for
    She filled up her purse
    With some earthworms, and worse
    And shop-lifted stuff from the store

  4. Jim Conrad says:

    A woman who grew up quite poor
    Began her career as a whore
    She met her Governor
    Became his lover
    And now is off on her book tour

  5. Death Sweep says:

    A woman who grew up quite poor
    did never believe in grandeur
    she tried not to compare
    til she spied her first pair
    And became a grand voyeur du jour

  6. Sesh Commuri says:

    A woman who grew up quite poor
    raised many hogs on the moor.
    She had a thing for salami
    and made out with men, like a tsunami.
    Yet, all these she gladly eschewed on Yom Kippur!

  7. Brion Emde says:

    A woman who grew up quite poor
    Found those who were wealthy a bore
    Their tables she waited
    Their smugness, it grated
    And cleaning their mess was a chore