Poetry challenge: Limerick.
the man who is chosen to punt
is usually the size of a runt
he’s small and he’s shifty
with a foot that’s quite nifty
until the big guys succeed in their hunt
more football – limerick challenge
18 Responses to “more football – limerick challenge”
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I like it Bill 🙂
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Thanks Harry – limericks are fun because the rhyme scheme is so clearly defined.
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The punter’s a man of great skill
Who wishes other players no ill
But if into him
Those players run in
The penalty’s a quite bitter pill(And he can walk once he’s done playing!!)
janet
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Janet so good to see you here, lovely limerick, would you post it on site for people to read 🙂
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Certainly, Harry. I hope to get back soon but moving (and getting ready to move) has kept me busy.
janet
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I missed this earlier–and now we get to see the Mrs!!
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who does all the cooking…. 🙂
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You’ve got me giggling already, again! Wish you folks were next door, as I have cauldrons of soup to spare, plus banana bread and pound cake…
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that sounds delicious – I have a true love of pound cake.
My wife is a great cook, but she cooks in self defense so neither of us will have to eat what I make 🙂
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Laughing hysterically…. I was stunned at how easy pound cake is to make; I’ve tried 2 different recipes and both were no trouble, and way too delish. I would NEVER buy a prepared one, no matter the jingle about “nobody doesn’t like Sarah Lee”. Mine is better.
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pound cake is proof of heaven 🙂
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It may be one of them….
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Okay, this is terrible, proves I’m SO Not a fan of the game–I didn’t realize “punt” was a football term. I’ve no idea what sport I thought we were playing here–oh well…I cook and write poetry, sue me.
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If it makes you feel better, it could be a boat or a man in England who takes bets. Things are always so confusing 😉
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Oh yeah, I’m good now.
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🙂
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