Teens Without Means
Limerick or Adolescent Lament? You Make the Call
A certain young man of sixteen
Was seeking a driving machine.
His teeth, he did gnash,
For he had not the cash.
So this teen, he was keen for the green!
Published by Linda Ann Nickerson - Featured Contributor in Lifestyle and Sports
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7 Comments
Post a Commentlol, that's cute :)
Cute limerick!
Well, since he is just 16-he can't write for AC.. Oh wait, that wouldn't pay for a car anyhow-guess he better get a real job!
Congrats on the Top 1000 Linda and thanks for supporting my work and helping me, too!
simply superb!
Well he will appreciate it a lot more if he has to work and save for it. Good Job Miss Linda. Ken
Well-done!
lol - love this limerick..er..uh lament. oh, whatever. I love it. :)