Saint Patrick's Day Turkey Jerky
A Lighthearted Limerick in Celebration of Saint Patrick's Day
A young Irish lad named McMurphy
Fell in love with a green feathered turkey
But to his dismay, on Saint Patrick's Day
Mother cooked it and served it as jerky
Fell in love with a green feathered turkey
But to his dismay, on Saint Patrick's Day
Mother cooked it and served it as jerky
Published by Deb Martin-Webster
Originally from Pennsylvania, author/artist Deb Martin-Webster and her British husband Pete, currently live on a small farm near the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. They enjoy the simplicity of their... View profile
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6 Comments
Post a CommentIt was so much fun to write. I even found a clip art photo of a green feathered turkey and in my haste to post forgot to upload it! Thanks for the read Sandy!
This is great!
I think it was more like Irish whiskey! Thanks so much Donna for the read!! :)
Hm. Was McMurphy drinking green beer when he met that green turkey?
Yes,poor little jerky turkey! Thanks for the read!
There's a new way to be a jerk(y)!