Write our own Limericks, one line at a time

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While lounging one day at the beach
I saw her ass was as soft as a peach
I gave it a stroke
And found she was soaked
and I lost the power of speech!

She then rolled on to her back
 
She then rolled on to her back
And I fit myself into her crack
she gasped aloud
and that drew a crowd
 
She then rolled on to her back
And I fit myself into her crack
she gasped aloud
and that drew a crowd
as I fucked her til she was slack

:eek:
 
While lounging one day at the beach
I saw her ass was as soft as a peach
I gave it a stroke
And found she was soaked
and I lost the power of speech!

She then rolled on to her back
And I fit myself into her crack
she gasped aloud
and that drew a crowd
as I fucked her til she was slack

The crowd started to cheer
 
The crowd started to cheer
as I groaned into her ear
They cried out for more
as I pounded her core
 
If I may offer an observation....

The rhythm of a limerick is such that the first two lines of verse need more syllables than these first two lines below:

The crowd started to cheer
as I groaned into her ear.


Think of the classic:

There once was a man from Madras
Who had two balls made of brass[
In inclement weather
They played stormy weather
And lightening shot out of his ass/I]
 
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If I may offer an observation....

The rhythm of a limerick is such that the first two lines of verse need more syllables than these first two lines below:

The crowd started to cheer
as I groaned into her ear.


Think of the classic:

There once was a man from Madras
Who had two balls made of brass[
In inclement weather
They played stormy weather
And lightening shot out of his ass/I]


you are, of course, right whalee:)....I usually go with the rhythm of the first line.....if it's shorter, a longer 2nd doesn't fit.....why does that sound so dirty?:eek:

anyway..it becomes poetry, rather than a limerick
 
The crowd started to cheer
as I groaned into her ear
They cried out for more
as I pounded her core
And then I ordered a beer:cool:
 
you are, of course, right whalee:)....I usually go with the rhythm of the first line.....if it's shorter, a longer 2nd doesn't fit.....why does that sound so dirty?:eek:

anyway..it becomes poetry, rather than a limerick

You still going Spanner? Impressive stamina! :cool:

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Spanner's a marathon poet
 
you are, of course, right whalee:)....I usually go with the rhythm of the first line.....if it's shorter, a longer 2nd doesn't fit.....why does that sound so dirty?:eek:

Hi Spanner...let's see if my longer fits into your shorter:D:devil: I enjoyed playing with you today:D
 
you are, of course, right whalee:)....I usually go with the rhythm of the first line.....if it's shorter, a longer 2nd doesn't fit.....why does that sound so dirty?:eek:

anyway..it becomes poetry, rather than a limerick

Not the thread police but this is a limerick thread, NOT a poetry thread...I'm not pedantic, but yeah...limericks :) Some folks, in fact, left this thread because...uhm. Yeah, limericks.


Her vibrators were all worn out
 
Her vibrators were all worn out
So Kendra began to pout
Nat, go to the store :D
I'll need four more
 
Her vibrators were all worn out
So Kendra began to pout
Nat, go to the store
I'll need four more
And this time make sure that they're stout.
 
I think I'll go out for a swim
And there at the pool, so trim
A woman without a suit
I think I cried, "Woot!"
 
I think I'll go out for a swim
And there at the pool, so trim
A woman without a suit
I think I cried, "Woot!"
As I watched her float on the brim
 
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