Nonsense Creatures Limericks: The Timid Limbed Snake of Tucson
The Timid Limbed Snake of Tucson,
Lived a life without play or fun,
Everything scared him so,
He was his own worst foe,
Till one day he danced in the Sun.
Lived a life without play or fun,
Everything scared him so,
He was his own worst foe,
Till one day he danced in the Sun.
Published by Paul Rance
Paul Rance is the co-founder, with Andrew Bruce, of small UK publishing company, Peace & Freedom Press, which began publishing in 1985. Paul founded the booksmusicfilmstv.com website in 2005. View profile
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18 Comments
Post a CommentGreat. :)
Oh...great for him! Dancing in the sun - what a great ending!
Aw, I'm glad it worked out for him :)
Oh,wow! You took my breath away. I didn't expect so clever an ending. Like a Sufi poet, you said so much with so little. I'm so glad I found you on another AC contributor's fav's. Adding you to my favorites.
great imagery!
I love Limericks!
Another wonderful creature, so fun!
Love this. That line - Till one day he danced in the Sun - is fantastic.
Thanks for the recent comment and add- you're on my favs as well. When I read this limerick it made me think of dancing with myself, and I just may! =-)
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