Can We Do a Limerick Together???

[Eddie Muir]

A sad young man by the name of Billy,
Often did things which were silly.
Like bunking off school -
Sure breaking a rule!
And riding off on a young filly.

Difficult to find another word to rhyme with Billy or silly.

[Eddie Muir]

And another:

There was a young lass named Pearl,

[Daisy]

There was a young lass named Pearl,
Who wished she could marry an Earl.

[Rob Houghton]

There was a young lass named Pearl,
Who wished she could marry an Earl.
She wrote to Earl Grey,

[Eddie Muir]

There was a young lass named Pearl,
Who wished she could marry an Earl.
She wrote to Earl Grey,
And this made his day,

[snugglepot]

There was a young lass named Pearl,
Who wished she could marry an Earl.
She wrote to Earl Grey,
And this made his day,
He wrote back to propose to that girl.

[Eddie Muir]

Good last line, Snugglepot.

A new one:

When the Find-Outers boarded the bus,

[Rob Houghton]

When the Find-Outers boarded the bus,
They had plenty of plans to discuss,

[Daisy]

When the Find-Outers boarded the bus,
They had plenty of plans to discuss,
But Fatty said "NO!..."

[Eddie Muir]

When the Find-Outers boarded the bus,
They had plenty of plans to discuss,
But Fatty said "NO!..."
“We must just go!”

[Daisy]

When the Find-Outers boarded the bus,
They had plenty of plans to discuss,
But Fatty said "NO!..."
“We must just go!”
While Larry said "Dear me, what a fuss!"

[Eddie Muir]

Cleverly completed, Daisy.

That calls for a new one:

When poor Bets was sick in her bed,

[Daisy]

When poor Bets was sick in her bed,
Nose running and poor aching head...

[Eddie Muir]

When poor Bets was sick in her bed,
Nose running and poor aching head...
And an annoying cough,

[Daisy]

When poor Bets was sick in her bed,
Nose running and poor aching head...
And an annoying cough,
Which she couldn't shake off,