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Array ( [sid] => 22217 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) [time] => 2003-08-22 13:45:00 [hometext] => Here's how it works [bodytext] => 1--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
2--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit

3--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
4--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit

5--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
----------------------------------
lines 1,2,5 rhyme a
lines 3,4 rhyme b
----------------------------------
Therefore: the following example...

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
A lep re chaun wearin' the green

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
He worked a green money machine

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
He sat down to rue

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
He dropped in some blue

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
The dough came out aquamarine

------------------------------

A leprechaun wearin' the green
He worked a green money machine
He sat down to rue
He dropped in some blue
The dough came out aquamarine

-------------------------------

The above is a perfect limerick. Sometimes, the author
makes them a wee bit racy..but, after all, we are a
family oriented site...

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IF YOUR LIMERIC DOESN'T CONFORM, IT IS NOT A PERFECT LIMERIC
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Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson)

Contributed by norm on Friday, 22nd August 2003 @ 01:45:00 PM in AEST
Topic: limericks



1--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
2--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit

3--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
4--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit

5--dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
----------------------------------
lines 1,2,5 rhyme a
lines 3,4 rhyme b
----------------------------------
Therefore: the following example...

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
A lep re chaun wearin' the green

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
He worked a green money machine

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
He sat down to rue

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
He dropped in some blue

dah-dit-dit-dah-dit-dit-dah-dit
The dough came out aquamarine

------------------------------

A leprechaun wearin' the green
He worked a green money machine
He sat down to rue
He dropped in some blue
The dough came out aquamarine

-------------------------------

The above is a perfect limerick. Sometimes, the author
makes them a wee bit racy..but, after all, we are a
family oriented site...

------------------------------------------------------------
IF YOUR LIMERIC DOESN'T CONFORM, IT IS NOT A PERFECT LIMERIC
------------------------------------------------------------




Copyright © norm ... [ 2003-08-22 13:45:00]
(Date/Time posted on site)





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Re: Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) (User Rating: 1 )
by PoloRM on Friday, 22nd August 2003 @ 02:43:53 PM AEST
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I don't quite understand the "dah dit dit" rhyming...
----------------------------
A teacher is trying to teach
How to perfectly cut a peach
His finger he cut
Nevertheless but
Only by preach can teachers teach.


Re: Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Friday, 22nd August 2003 @ 06:19:47 PM AEST
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I get it!!!!!!! :-)
---------------------------------------
There is a guy named Norm,
Who takes me oft' by storm.
A doo-wat-ditty,
Clearly so witty.
I LOVE to watch perform!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
How'd I do ??? luv ya Norm! Excellent job!
Angel always.....godspeed! joni 0:-)


Re: Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) (User Rating: 1 )
by lovingcritters on Friday, 22nd August 2003 @ 11:16:39 PM AEST
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Dear Norm,
If I didn't know how honest you could "git'
I'd say you copied my Miss or near Hit.
Cause in it,
I put twit,
and then added dim wit,
And then the cat didn't sit
but sat on the kit.....
I know my limeric here doesn 't conform.
But shucks durn, I atleast tried Norm!
Do I get an "E" for A near hit?
Thank you good teacher, I now know how to do a lemerick!!
no name necessary
I think you all know *smiles*
P.S. You didn't by any chance have the same
piano teach I had did you?


Re: Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) (User Rating: 1 )
by Ilhar on Friday, 22nd August 2003 @ 11:47:52 PM AEST
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thanks for the lesson
no limeric today have a headache

Shari


Re: Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) (User Rating: 1 )
by ladyfawn on Saturday, 23rd August 2003 @ 02:16:34 AM AEST
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excellent:) the limerick within' is great too, i love a good limerick, hehe hugs n' love nessa


Re: Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) (User Rating: 1 )
by venkat on Thursday, 4th September 2003 @ 06:39:22 AM AEST
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Oh, very good lesson.. really useful...thanks for sharing this.. venkat


Re: Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) (User Rating: 1 )
by Essentially9 on Thursday, 5th August 2004 @ 11:23:13 PM AEST
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excellent.


Re: Norm's Limeric #6 (The Limeric Lesson) (User Rating: 1 )
by vahtang on Monday, 5th October 2009 @ 07:29:34 AM AEST
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