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I love all those foibles of Nancy's --
In fact I love all of her fancies.
Her nipples, her tits,
And her other sweet bits,
Hidden teasingly 'neath her dear pantsies.
--- Peter Wilkins

A sensational maid from Bayshore
Had to batten her hatches and door.
But somehow a Hindu
Got in through a window,
And Hindus are hard to ignore.
--- Lims Unlimited

A woman's supposed to be gracious,
Sagacious and also veracious,
Flirtatious, alert,
Vivacious and pert,
Salacious, and not too loquacious.
--- Limber Limericks

If women are incomprehensible,
As everyone knows who is sensible,
Then why don't we trap `em
And furtively scrap `em,
Before they become indispensable?
--- Limber Limericks

This calendar (bought from the web)
Near my desk is still showing Miss Feb.
For I can't keep my eyes
Off her glorious thighs --
Spitting image of Bessie is Deb.
--- Anon

A Kentucky cowboy named Bert,
Met a city gal in a short skirt.
His face turned bright red;
He spluttered and said,
"You're lovely, you're shapely, you're pert!"
--- Arthur Pattaffy

The women excel in vivaciousness,
In graciousness, and in loquaciousness,
Leaving nothing for men
But to work up a yen
To surpass all the femmes in salaciousness.
--- Limber Limericks

I concede that what you say is true,
But a man must be careful, now, Hugh,
'Cause a woman's singing
Can sometimes be stinging,
And will leave the poor guy in a stew!
--- Anon

All the love of love sonnets of old,
With verse my beloved extolled;
Eyes bluer than sky,
Tresses making me sigh,
Finest gold that I love to behold.
--- Joel D Ash P0408

Soft curves that engender romance,
Excitement of love's circumstance;
Pure longing, emotions,
Deep heartfelt devotions,
I hold out my hand for a dance.
--- Joel D Ash P0408

Our bodies together, we twirl,
The girl in my arms precious pearl;
A love song is playing,
Forever it's saying,
Fond hopes for the future unfurl.
--- Joel D Ash P0408

I dream of existence sublime,
My loved one and I lost in time;
Our hearts thus aligned,
Great love so defined,
Perfection of two joined in rhyme.
--- Joel D Ash P0408

Light touch of our lips in a kiss,
Wild soaring in space from this bliss;
Our feelings old fashion,
Igniting grand passion,
Swift plunge in the true love abyss.
--- Joel D Ash P0408

A joining that's far beyond dreams,
Bright star glint on cupid's dart gleams;
Fulfillment, completion,
The joy of repletion,
Our essence has merged in moonbeams.
--- Joel D Ash P0408

There was a young girlie from Lancing,
Delightfully pert and entrancing,
Who bet one and all
At the Saturday Ball,
She could make all the fellows come dancing.
--- Peter Wilkins

We know that the femmes are delectable,
Whether demimondaine or respectable,
And their many fine points,
Including some joints,
Were never so clearly detectible.
--- Limber Limericks

Constance Trubble is always in view
In some kind of disturbance anew;
It's already been noted
She expects to be voted
Miss Demeanor of Two Thousand Two.
--- J Maynard Kaplan

As a lady, I mustn't be rude,
Though I am sure I am never a prude.
My Mother said, "Daughter,
Be proper you otter,
And never, but never be crude."
--- Jean Fox

A lady must always be sweet,
Polite and attentive and neat.
Your clothes never wrinkle,
And laugh with a twinkle,
And men you will sweep off their feet.
--- Jean Fox

"Yes Mother", to her I would say,
A good girl -- I'd always obey.
But now I am older
And got so much bolder,
I'm sweeping and running astray!

(sweeping men off their feet)
--- Jean Fox

My good man, good luck on your quest;
May you find a rare maiden with zest,
Whose lips give you pleasure
(And reveal hidden treasure)
Who'll not bitch, nag, and whine like the rest.
--- Jeeves

Too much has been made of romance;
I don't give romance a chance.
They say their goodbyes,
Leaving you butterflies,
And you most times don't get in their pants.
--- Anon

I'm tired of these damyankee twits;
I'll sneak south to stroke sweet 'Bama tits;
Underneath Spanish moss,
On her bush, I will floss
My teeth, and she'll feed me some grits.
--- Allen Wolverton

It's those cold yankee chicks that I hate,
With asses so big, they look fake.
Those big nasty thighs
Make me run and hide.
It's those Florida babes that I'll date.
--- Coolbreeze

They're slim and they're trim and they're tight.
They'll stay and they'll ride you all night.
Their pussies are bald,
And so hot they may scald
Your balls in the palish moonlight.
--- Coolbreeze

There was a young girl from Oliver,
And all the men did follow her,
Until a guy came along,
And played her his song,
And all the rest quit callin' her.
--- Anon

In the village that's well known as Lepp,
The girls there would sure give one pep.
They've a wonderful carriage
And are red-ripe for marriage;
Don't go further if you're taking that step.
--- Linda Marsh Coll

There once was a girl who's named Meghan,
So charming, she had the boys beggin'.
Wanting to get with her,
Just to pet her fur;
She sent them away with tails waggin'.
--- Anon

There's a lovely young woman named Donna;
Most fellows who see her would wanna.
Although she seems naive,
She will rapidly leave
If anyone thinks he is gonna!
--- Jim Weaver Collection

You bosomy bountiful girls
Are simply delectable pearls.
Now Lolita is history,
Come show me the mystery
You hide 'neath those beautiful curls.
--- Anon

A cunt who could walk, talk, and fart,
Was moist and incredibly smart.
Her pal Dick came in,
And so did his twin,
To discuss the dimensions of art.
--- Jayne

There was a young woman called Em,
As polished and as bright as a gem.
Like the deep diamond mines,
She sparkes and shines,
Though the men get less sweaty in them.
--- Chris Young

I really am dreadfully choosy,
For I don't want a tart or a floozy.
I want a woman of class
With and impeccable ass;
I think I should try to get Suzie.
--- Bob Mornington

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So go get Suzie if you must,
She of the firmly round bust.
Look at how snazzy
Sexy and jazzy;
No finer woman can you trust.
--- Arden

The truth about Mary is she's
Still young and quite eager to please.
She's not yet grown fickle
About who's hard dick'll
Get access to that 'twixt her knees.
--- Jon Gearhart

The truth about Mary is he's
A guy known as Gary. So please
If you're feeling fickle,
Remember his dick'll
Surprise you -- he's hung to his knees.
--- Randog

That's not the sweet Mary I know;
She's feminine there down below.
She's got a tight trench
And there's hardly a stench.
She's recently just met Aunt Flo.
--- Jon Gearhart

I went out with a girl 6' 3",
Blonde and statuesque as could be --
Thoughts of her in my bed
Were struck from my head;
Cold-cocked by a 38-D.
--- Dr Limerick

From the earliest days of antiquity
The men have been known for iniquity,
And the various women
With whom they went swimmin',
Were deeply immersed in obliquity.
--- Limber Limericks

My love life looks ready to start,
As there's a girl who's stolen my heart.
But I have to confess,
Things are in a mess;
We live five thousand miles apart.
--- Anon

In the park, a young fellow named Stu,
In the late afternoons, liked the view;
For he'd sit and he'd sigh
As the women walked by,
As the sun, on their dresses, shone through.
--- Cap'n Bean

There was a young lady named Kitty,
Who was thought by her friends to be pretty.
When "Miss World" was announced,
To the judges she flounced,
They had said she could not win her city.
--- Arthur Pattaffy

In Golly, Texas, there's a dolly,
Who daily walks out with her collie.
They're taking the air
When the weather is fair.
If it's squally, Molly carries a brolly.
--- William K Alsop Jr

There's a lassie in Antigonish
Who the boys all agree is a dish.
Do I wish I could bend her
In tender surrender?
Oh I wish! Yes I wish! How I wish!
--- John Mayhood P0112

The dirty old man had his say:
"I go to the gym every day.
I never work out;
That's not what I'm about;
I ogle the young T and A."
--- Arnie Schoenbrun P0303

There was a young girl, Oh so chaste!
Some boys found this just to their taste.
When they went for a walk
They did nothing but talk,
Which some of their friends called a waste.
--- Arthur Pattaffy

A delicate maid from Parsippany
Underwent an ecstatic epiphany.
"With my hair decked in flowers,
Young swains wait for hours
One mile downwind to get just a whiff of me!"
--- Stiffy Joe

When choosing a fellow to marry,
A girl's predilection will vary.
No man can be sure
Why she should prefer
A Moe--not a Curly nor Larry.
--- Alex Heydon P0412

While preparing the nest for her chicks,
Mommy's good sense and judgment were nix.
Despite her credentials,
She forgot the essentials
And the first meal at home was breadsticks.

(This series was chapter headings of Taking Care Of Mommy)
--- Paula Linden P9412

With her measurements now overflowing,
Margaret knew her condition was showing.
For her comfort she fetched
A new wardrobe that stretched,
To give Junior and Mom room for growing.
--- Paula Linden P9412

In the hospital, basement to rafter,
Wendy's steamer trunk met with much laughter.
Acting most dignified,
She calmly replied,
"I've left room to pack souvenirs after."
--- Paula Linden P9412

In her choice of pediatrician,
Beth was guided by this definition,
"He's on call 'round the clock
For the needs of his flock,
In the best Marcus Welby tradition.
--- Paula Linden P9412

Marci started with great expectations,
Sifting dozens of recommendations,
But in all of the batch,
Not one sitter did match
Mary Poppins in qualifications.
--- Paula Linden P9412

Before reaching the hospital, Annie
Was as modest and shy as a granny.
This was quickly removed
Since delivery behooved
That she boldly exhibit her fanny!
--- Paula Linden P9412

Nancy commented to husband Fritz,
"Though it's not quite a nice as the Ritz,
The attention's a treat,
And I'm just a few feet
From a bath with my own private sitz."
--- Paula Linden P9412

In their quest to extend their good wishes,
Friends and neighbors were most expeditious,
On the fragile excuse
That they might be of use,
They dropped in at times most inauspicious.
--- Paula Linden P9412

From Day One, it was Thelma's intention
To give Danny her total attention,
But the baby's demands
Needed four extra hands,
And a six hour daily extension.
--- Paula Linden P9412

Karen's pregnancy went without hitches,
Through delivery right down to the stitches.
With her labor behind,
She was startled to find,
That she still had to cope with those itches.
--- Paula Linden P9412

In her thanks to a misguided shopper,
Mommy's note was the essence of proper.
While her infant reposed,
Mom adeptly composed,
"Laurie loves her electric corn popper."
--- Paula Linden P9412

Caroline satisfied like a glutton
Every craving from ice cream to mutton.
But her urge to indulge
Left a postpartum bulge;
Now not one skirt or blouse can she button.
--- Paula Linden P9412

One brief glance at her measuring tape
Convinced Jane she was quite out of shape.
To her utter surprise
She enjoyed exercise;
Now the gym is her favorite escape.
--- Paula Linden P9412

Jackie's face gave her friend the impression
That she suffered post partum depression.
But instead of the 'blues,'
It was only tight shoes
Which created her woeful expression.
--- Paula Linden P9412

On their first dinner outing alone,
Tom could not keep his wife from the phone.
With a purse full of dimes,
Ann called home sixteen times,
Just between her peas soup and T-bone.
--- Paula Linden P9412

When the time came to go back to work,
Jenny said to concerned husband, Kirk,
"Everything will be fine,
If you help toe the line.
We can take a trip North as a perk!"
--- Paula Linden P9412

Millie planned her reunion with Pete,
So that baby John wouldn't compete.
An evening of dancing
And quiet romancing,
Made their first night together complete.
--- Paula Linden P9412

From the start it was Marilyn's aim
To get Tom in the parenting game.
All his efforts were praised
And his confidence raised.
Now 'quick changes' are his claim to fame.
--- Paula Linden P9412

Susan gave her Mom lengthly direction
On the art of wet diaper detection.
Till at last she said, "Sue,
Who do you think changed you.
I can handle this job to perfection!"
--- Paula Linden P9412


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