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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?
anyway..it becomes poetry, rather than a limerick
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?
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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?
anyway..it becomes poetry, rather than a limerick
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