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#1
I'm Burlington Bertie, try not to get shirtie,
not Burlington Bertie from Bow.
I rise at four thirty decidedly flirty
I'm Burlington Bertie you know.

The lads call me Nell and an orange I'll sell
and sometimes I do a quick turn,
but when Burlington Bertie gets down and dirty
it's time fruit sales adjourn.
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#2
I'm not sure how to critique limericks. It made me laugh. Given that that's what it's supposed to do, it was good.
The secret of poetry is cruelty.--Jon Anderson
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#3
thanks Todd, i'm trying to build up to something though i have no idea what as of yet Big Grin
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#4
A collection of connected limericks could be cool
The secret of poetry is cruelty.--Jon Anderson
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#5
it's a thought Smile i'm not sure i'd have the staying power. Sad

i'll maybe have a go at a longer version in a week or two. at present i'm trying to go through a serious phase. people are noticing i only write about poo and sex related stuff Big Grin
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(11-26-2012, 11:26 AM)billy Wrote:  it's a thought Smile i'm not sure i'd have the staying power. Sad

i'll maybe have a go at a longer version in a week or two. at present i'm trying to go through a serious phase. people are noticing i only write about poo and sex related stuff Big Grin
I always say, play to your strengths. Wink
The secret of poetry is cruelty.--Jon Anderson
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#7
(11-26-2012, 11:34 AM)Todd Wrote:  [quote='billy' pid='107110' dateline='1353896771']
it's a thought Smile i'm not sure i'd have the staying power. Sad

i'll maybe have a go at a longer version in a week or two. at present i'm trying to go through a serious phase. people are noticing i only write about poo and sex related stuff Big Grin



Billy I love your poo n sex related stuff....it's real, earthy and above all it makes me laugh...the world would be a poorer place without it.Smile
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#8
i think so too though it's affecting my table manners Big Grin
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#9
Billy - This was fun .... Can I offer a third verse


(11-26-2012, 10:51 AM)billy Wrote:  I'm Burlington Bertie, try not to get shirtie,
not Burlington Bertie from Bow.
I rise at four thirty decidedly flirty
I'm Burlington Bertie you know.

The lads call me Nell and an orange I'll sell
and sometimes I do a quick turn,
but when Burlington Bertie gets down and dirty
it's time fruit sales adjourn.

One night at a Drury Lane play I was beckoned
Not by perverts, vagrants or felons
But His Royal Highness, King Charles the Second
Who now has a penchant for melons


It seems there aren't many (if any) rhymes for "orange"
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(11-30-2012, 01:56 AM)Art Deco Wrote:  Billy - This was fun .... Can I offer a third verse


(11-26-2012, 10:51 AM)billy Wrote:  I'm Burlington Bertie, try not to get shirtie,
not Burlington Bertie from Bow.
I rise at four thirty decidedly flirty
I'm Burlington Bertie you know.

The lads call me Nell and an orange I'll sell
and sometimes I do a quick turn,
but when Burlington Bertie gets down and dirty
it's time fruit sales adjourn.
One night at a Drury Lane play I was beckoned
Not by perverts, vagrants or felons
But His Royal Highness, King Charles the Second
Who now has a penchant for melons


It seems there aren't many (if any) rhymes for "orange"
to offer is to offer, to do is to do Hysterical
thanks for the comment.
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