Tag Archives: humour

The Man Who Liked to Eat Chalk

A man who liked to eat chalk

Said that it helped him to talk.

One day, feeling bored,

He swallowed a blackboard.

Which worked very well with that chalk!

 

Reading in Bed

When I met a young lady in red

Who said, “do you read when in bed?”,

I said, “dear Miss Ling

Do you fancy a fling?”,

She said, “I only read in my bed!”

Careless Miss White

A careless young lady named Miss White

Often falls in the street at night.

A kindly vicar called Paul

Said, “many young women fall”,

As he picked her up last night …!

The Dangers of Blackmail

When a young man named Lee

Went and tried to blackmail me,

I gave a big smile

And said, “meet Mr crocodile!”

Which ended that blackmail and Lee …!

Assaulted by a Tree!

In the churchyard, something fell from a tree

And nearly hit me

There is a time for composing fine rhyme

About graveyards and mortality.

And the occasional limerick can be great fun.

But trees assaulting me!

That makes me run!

Paul Who Jumped from a Very High Wall

There was a young man named Paul

Who jumped off a very high wall.

He aimed for custard

But landed in mustard!

Which was far too hot for Paul!

Miss Fox and the Telephone Box

There once was a young lady called Miss Fox

Who placed lots of ads in a phone box.

An elderly vicar named Glyn

Spoke of wickedness and sin

As he called Miss Fox from that telephone box …!

 

Being Discrete

I met a young lady of a certain profession

Who said, “sir, do please show some discretion!”,

Her name is Miss Bess

And here is her address –

But no! I think I should show more discretion!

Too Much Latin

There once was a great lover of Latin

Who had a job as a professional assassin.

Whilst reading great Virgil

He became very ill.

That’s what comes of reading too much Latin!

 

 

Dawn who Like to Eat Acorns

When a young lady known as Dawn

Went and swallowed acorns on the lawn,

And they said to her, “dear!

Trees will sprout from your ear!”,

She said, “pardon!”, and swallowed another acorn