Laughing Along With A Limerick

I hope your new week has got off to a fine start. Here is a new limerick challenge for you. Your word this week is:

POLE

Your challenge last week was to write a limerick using the word GUEST in it somewhere. You came up with some hilarious limericks:

Kim Smyth:

There was a lady had a guest

Invited there cause she was the best

She brought yummy treats

Baked bread and some sweets

Because it was October fest!

Poetessadeilibri:

I was outside walking with a guest

When the lady with deep thoughts came to rest

She drowned in the air

Asked: Who’s living there?

No words could explain her strange quest.

Richmond Road:

My patience is put to the test

By a bedmate (not really a guest)

He doesn’t do chores

All night he just snores

But we’re married, for worst or for best.


Ignoring my every protest

Our marriage arranged (s’pose you guessed)

And as well as the noise

It turns out he likes boys

So I lie here deprived and depressed.


So at night we lay still and stay dressed

Then he snores and he bores – what a pest!

So I’ve had an idea

To poison his beer

And be thus of this guest dispossessed.

Olaf Sturlasson’s Poetry Corner:

I had an annoying house guest

Who just wouldn’t give it a rest

He would go on complaining

Which was very draining

And put my patience to the test.

Trevor Belshaw:

I’ve discovered I have a house guest

It’s a mouse, and my cat is obsessed

She sits still and allows

it to run around while she meows

Asking me to get rid of the pest.

The Bag Lady:

Joe answered the door, was distressed

Knew it was because of his guest

His cousin was rude

Caused neighbors dispute

Now the cousin is under arrest.

Keith Channing:

Guests are expected at eight,

Unless on a train running late.

Exceptionally

Some don’t come till three;

These last must be left to their fate!

Christine Mallaband-Brown:

Unfortunately I had a “guest”

A little frog upon my chest!

What the cat dragged in?

Then onto (hop) my chin!

I kissed it, but no prince, the pest!

Sexagenarian Scribbler:

The guest from hell has come to stay

(She’s after a free holiday)

But mother-in-law

Needs showing the door

Or else it’ll be me on my way!

Therapy Bits:

There once was a curious guest,

Whose questions put hosts to the test.

With a wink and a grin,

They asked where to begin,

And left all the others impressed!

Treehugger:

My overfriendly house guest,

Is nothing but a pest.

He never stops talking,

Drags me outdoors,walking.

He puts my patience to the test.

Nicola Daly:

Clive the camel set off on his quest

To search for his missing guest

He peeped under the bed

Then scratched his head

And said, ‘Where else could a dormouse rest?’

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25 responses to “Laughing Along With A Limerick”

  1. All started while dancing on a pole
    a guy came next to me with a coin
    put it behind my ear
    the money disappear
    we both woke up watching pole north star

    Nice challenge. ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁ Wishing you a wonderful week🍂🍁

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    1. Thank you. This is a bit different. Love it!

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      1. ₊ Thank you so much ⊹

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  3. There once was a lady from France
    Who performed a wild pole dance
    She captivated
    As she gyrated
    And the audience fell in a trance

    Sorry if this seems a little sexist, not the intention.

    *

    There was a man from Warsaw
    Who always obeyed the law
    Never a J-walk
    Nor any libelous talk
    This was a Pole with no legal flaw

    I am not sure if J-walking is a thing outside of the US, but it means crossing the street at a place other than a designated cross walk, about as minor of a crime as you can imagine.

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    1. I’ve heard of it but didn’t know what it was. I thought it meant walking along the road not the pavement…

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      1. I think technically it means pedestrians breaking traffic laws, but 99% I’ve heard it, it means crossing a street when you are not supposed to.

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      2. That’s the same explanation I’d heard, but thank you for the clarification 😊

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    2. Two very different limericks. I really enjoyed them both. Thank you, Trent.

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      1. Thanks, Esther.

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  4. Andrew tried out the pole vault
    Managing to clear the bar without fault
    He flew up in the air
    And everyone did stare
    As unfortunately landed on a bottle of single malt!

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      1. Struggled to rhyme, almost a crime but OK this time!

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  6. I may not be able to write a limerick but I can enjoy reading them and I did

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    1. That’s wonderful, Joanne.

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  7. I thought it was all rather drole
    When I announced, ‘I’m dating a Pole.’
    But my mother said, ‘Rick,’
    ‘You can’t marry a stick.’
    ‘There’s already too much dead wood in this family’

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    1. Years back, I learnt to dance on a Pole

      Which landed me in a bit of a hole.

      Alas, being fat,

      I squashed the chap flat

      Which, honestly, wasn’t my goal.

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      1. Now, that had me laughing out loud. Thanks for taking time out from your holiday to do that. looks like you’re having an amazing time.

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    2. Ooh, different. I like that.

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  8. Sorry. Late again.

    A writer worked as a freelancer
    With a side hustle as a pole dancer.
    It thrilled me to bits
    When she showed me her splits
    Then she asked me how much I’d advance her!

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    1. It was definitely worth the wait!

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  9. Well, it should be underground.

    But was sitting on top of a pole.

    Maybe it’s come up for air,

    Sitting without a care .

    This cheeky little mole on a pole.

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    1. Very entertaining 😊

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