Alone came Miss Red Riding Hood,
Calmly walking up to the apple tree were the big bad wolf stood,
She quietly dropped to her knees,
Sucked the big bad wolf cock so deep his voice pleaded "Don't ever stop please",
Today they call that particular tree, sweet apple wood ....
A limerick is a form of poetry,[1] especially one in five-line anapestic meter with a strict rhyme scheme (AABBA), which is sometimes obscene with humorous intent. The first two lines rhyme with the last line and the third and fourth line rhyme, and they are usually shorter.
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looooooool ... i love this image !
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Me too! :)
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Hahaha. I liked this one. When I first started blogging, I too wrote prose about Little Red Riding Hood. Lol. I can't remember why I chose this fable, but there was just something about the wolf having his way with supposedly innocent Little Red Riding Hood.
ReplyDeletethat's it, innocent... We all know she was down for it. :) I remember the WB cartoon where she ran the wolf down.. lol ...
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*giggle*
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:)
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I'm a big fan of limericks, and you rocked it with a Red Riding Hood one!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I haven't done one in years, just trying to get the rust off...
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