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Limerick Poems Page #9

Welcome to our collection of Limerick poems! This popular form of poetry originated in Ireland and is known for its humorous, often bawdy, and sometimes nonsensical themes. Here you'll find a variety of Limericks, from classic to modern, that will make you laugh, ponder, or simply enjoy the clever wordplay. So, take a moment to explore and discover the joy of Limerick poetry!

Displaying 397 poems from the Limerick poetic form.

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The pee pee poo poo poem
— the peepee man
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Smile
— Ax.Barajas
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No Destination
— A.D. Small
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The Old Lodge
— Lars Lampheter
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"When The Castle Fell"
— K Ly
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Living in the NOW
— David Granteer
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Story to tell
— Yogita Yamini
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"Titanic"
— S.Hernandez
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Obsessed of Chili
— Steven Lin
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"Dan"
— Dannika H.
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Meowing
— David Plantinga
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Tea Time
— Seema Ali
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Confess, O Junkie Sinner
— Bonnie Gifford
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My Pen
— Muhammad Awais Zafar
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On a whim...
— Robin Aletras with ChatGPT
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Murder
— Whats up
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Arise Sir Shinty McGinty
— George Cook
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A Shepherdess Called Little Bo Peep
— George Cook
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The Bunny
— A Lewis
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Mr. Peanut
— Nathan Vinas
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The Pound Hound
— Noah Bradley
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Moe (a limerick)
— Snodeel
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NIGHT SHIFT
— M.J. Sehloka
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Your Role
— Joseph J. Walsh
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¿Conoces a Burundanga?
— Roberto Suárez Torres
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