Chere Madame . . . drama and conflict, allbeit with a mere door, lie at the heart of all good stories! Compare the original with . .
There was a young man from Lahore who lost the latchkey for his door. When he looked in his pocket He found that he'd got it. So he unlocked it and went back inside.
I submit that this isn't as exciting and interesting as my Magpie story, and it's also a pretty second-rate limerick. What do other commentators think?
Thanks to one and all! I always hope to raise a few smiles.
There was a young man from Lahore who lost the latchkey for his door... but he saw with chagrin he had locked the thing in and was shut outside for evermore!
Dear Dr FTSE: Love the Limerick! Lime Ricky! So you've been somewhat locked out? There's always a way in if the will is there so to do! One must try, try. try to get that bobby pin from some bird somewheres; replacing windows gets awfully costly! Here use mine!
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hah hah...I love limericks! Very fun!
ReplyDeleteHeehee! I would not be pleased if one of my young men opened the back door with an axe!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to start the day with a cleverly contrived giggle!
ReplyDeletethat one way to do it....always fun...bkm
ReplyDeleteOh, I like it! LOL
ReplyDeleteLOL. Very good, made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteSomeday English students all across Appalachia will be required to memorize this.
ReplyDeleteSo funny! A mighty fine limerick.
ReplyDeleteMatter over mind! A giggle and a guffaw.
ReplyDeleteFun limerick for this prompt! I have two huge, old books of limericks, most of which can't be recited in mixed company! But fun to read!
ReplyDeleteRick
Fun limerick...and as a newcomer to your blog I have to say I love it! Especially the self-awarded award, "Oh Bollocks!"
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
Perfectly enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteCheaper that getting a locksmith?!
ReplyDeleteGood Magpie limerick.
ReplyDeleteoh I loved it!!!
ReplyDeleteAn excellent limerick and an excellent solution.
ReplyDeleteYou always make me smile.
Pearl
Doc - a bit of a dramatic solution surely?
ReplyDeleteChere Madame . . . drama and conflict, allbeit with a mere door, lie at the heart of all good stories!
ReplyDeleteCompare the original with . .
There was a young man from Lahore
who lost the latchkey for his door.
When he looked in his pocket
He found that he'd got it.
So he unlocked it and went back inside.
I submit that this isn't as exciting and interesting as my Magpie story, and it's also a pretty second-rate limerick. What do other commentators think?
Thanks to one and all! I always hope to raise a few smiles.
If it had been me
ReplyDeleteI'd have busted my knee
and not even dented the door
like it! and yes much more dramatic than - he unlocked it and got back inside!
ReplyDeleteIt pays to plan ahead..even in Lahore!!
ReplyDeleteI do love limericks. This was SWEET
ReplyDeleteWell that was a relief..I heard his entire family was locked in there :)
ReplyDeleteOr even...
ReplyDeleteThere was a young man from Lahore
who lost the latchkey for his door...
but he saw with chagrin
he had locked the thing in
and was shut outside for evermore!
Amusing, rhythmical take as always! thanks-
ReplyDeleteVery silly! :o)
ReplyDeletenote to self: get a second key made tomorrow.
ReplyDelete;^)
Dear Dr FTSE: Love the Limerick! Lime Ricky! So you've been somewhat locked out? There's always a way in if the will is there so to do! One must try, try. try to get that bobby pin from some bird somewheres; replacing windows gets awfully costly! Here use mine!
ReplyDeleteI would abhor losing the key to my door...but I enjoyed this limerick!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to start my day...especially on a Monday! I love this!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteSo, now he is shivering indoors! :)
ReplyDeleteA laugh a line - thanks.
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