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He dreamt that he dwelt in COCKAIGNE,
A cottage in a shady lane,
With days full of ease
And such food to please,
All washed with great gulps of champagne.
--- Chris Papa

If your filled with much COCKALORUM,
Your friends you'll abuse and you'll bore 'em.
For people who brag
Are such a big drag,
It's easier just to ignore 'em.
--- Gary Hallock

The loud-mouthed jock, COCKALORUM,
Will boast to any small quorum,
'Bout feats of his brawn,
And of need to spawn,
Devoid of good taste or decorum.
--- Chris Papa

Crowing little COCKALORUM
Thinks himself soli cantorum;
Nothing excuses
Just how he uses
Braggadocio to bore 'em.
--- Daniel Ford

Now, what's a poor fellow to do,
When caught, red-handed, in stew,
Except try and get by
And tell, by and by,
COCKAMAMIE tales, one or two.
--- Chris Papa

COCOONING at home in our lair,
A pleasure which we really share;
It brings warmth and smiles,
Not many air miles,
And saves us a good deal of fare.
--- Chris Papa

The myriad joys of COCOONING;
Not least among them is spooning,
Demands that the lair
Has space for a pair;
A solo cocoon leads to mooning.
--- J'Carlin

Some terms need a little fine tuning,
Such as: what is done while COCOONING.
Beneath that red blanket,
If she starts to yank it,
They're forking now, no longer spooning.
--- Gary Hallock

As I shuffle off this sphere, at last,
And review the life that has passed,
A suitable CODA
Would be scotch and soda,
As I depart, appropriately, half-gassed.
--- Norm Brust

The aged no longer pretend
That life on this Earth will not end.
Yet they derive some pleasure
In squeezing last measure
Of whatever CODA will send.
--- Chris Papa

Conclusion independent, CODA,
Makes haunting refrains in pagoda.
Embellished futura --
Appogiatura,
Like belching after drinking soda.
--- Daniel Ford

The news from the Mid-Eastern press,
Which will their dumb reader impress,
And blind them with hate,
At bottom I'd rate;
CODSWALLOP, it is, more or less.
--- Chris Papa

A good limerick should never be grim
Or be solemn just like a nice hymn.
Served up with a dollop
Of silly CODSWALLOP,
With lightness and fun, it should brim.
--- Norm Brust

CODSWALLOP will never define
All of our limericks divine!
While limited verse
And somewhat terse,
When done well, it feels sublime.
--- Barb

When in comes to new fact retrieval,
With dinosaurs I feel COEVAL;
My memory fails
And as for details,
They're lost in the ages primeval.
--- Chris Papa

COGNOSCENTE, a know-it-all,
Though often you can't read their scrawl.
A terrible sight,
So they never write,
But instead you get a collect call.
--- Darryl

College bound are COGNOSCENTI,
Knowing not they're innocenti,
An illusion maintained
By the fuculty pained,
Who served in locum parenti.
--- Daniel Ford

Bravi! for the smart COGNOSCENTI,
The people who know facts a-plenty,
On all sorts of things,
As my applause rings,
For plurals, like ten or twenty,
--- Chris Papa

When I visit the Roman COLISEUM,
I feel like I'm in a museum,
Where artifacts
Recall barbarous acts;
If I close my eyes, I can see 'em.
--- Norm Brust

Christians in the coliseum
Waited for Caesar to free 'em.
But left, as a rule,
In some tiger's stool,
The very best he'd guarantee 'em.
--- Chris Papa

Gigantic show place, COLISEUM,
Is no more in Herculaneum.
Mt Vesuvius
Spewed effluvious
Hot gases and made mausoleum.
--- Daniel Ford

The crap that infest my menage
Ends up occupying the garage.
If I were more smart
At welding and art,
No yard sale--it's big bucks COLLAGE.
--- Bob Dvorak

A lot of art that called COLLAGE
Looks like desert camouflage,
Made of scrap and objects
The "artist" collects
From the floor of his uncle's garage.
--- Norm Brust

The disparate assembly, COLLAGE,
Making art into some Mahal Taj.
Does rarely succeed.
But somehow, indeed,
It may pay a true artist hommage.
--- dANIEL fORD

I limerick portions massage,
Into a poetic COLLAGE,
Though folks I have heard,
Just say I'm absurd,
While French call it merde or garbage.
--- Chris Papa

COLLYWOBBLES, like Mexican trots,
Occur if we like it or not.
With relief in sight,
First spending the night,
By pressing our butts on the pot.
--- Chris Papa

The COLOCYNTH will give you gripes;
I think you will need many wipes,
In making your way
Through fecal souffle,
And Toto's poor coat, I'd say, "Yipes!"
--- Chris Papa

COLONEL BLIMP is to most Anglophiles,
An object of pity and smiles.
But poor Tony Blair
With his youthful flair,
Has more abuse coming in piles.
--- Chris Papa

The image of COLONEL BLIMP'll
Cause your cheek to show its dimple.
But today's right-winger
Needs a sharper zinger;
The issues are not quite as simple.
--- Norm Brust

Alas, COLONEL BLIMPS still abound!
All kinds of politics give them ground.
Some writers are worse,
But of those who write verse,
Hope some humor and worth will be found.
--- Barb

COLPORTEURING'S not for beginners,
Who might have to forego some dinners,
Since they're bound to fail
In Bible retail,
Because there are so many sinners.
--- Chris Papa

COLPORTEURS don't bother this dude,
'Cause I come to the door in the nude.
Their expressions turn sickly,
And they leave rather quickly.
Do you think it's because I'm tattooed?
--- Norm Brust

Bookseller religious, COLPORTEUR,
Would be troubled in Latin Quarter,
Where populace has
A bias for jazz
And the melodies of Cole Porter.
--- Daniel Ford

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The COLUBRINE organ of men
Is meant to be used now and then
In voiding their waste,
Or in times unchaste,
When playing the rooster to hen.
--- Chris Papa

Brussels sprouts is a dish I can pass;
It tastes bad and generates gas.
A Belgian COMESTIBLE
I find indigestible,
Which should be banned from cooking class.
--- Chris Papa

Christmas edibles, COMESTIBLE,
Are not always so digestible.
The heavy fruitcake,
If many bites take,
Makes for gut feelings detestable.
--- Daniel Ford

What's edible is COMESTIBLE.
Though what's above does seem detestable,
So in the debate,
We must hereby state
That good taste is quite contestable.
--- Daniel Ford

Dumb dogs swallow all that's ingestable,
Some of it not quite COMESTIBLE.
When pantyhose goes
From hips to the toes,
Comes out whole, indigestable.
--- Chris Papa

Brussels sprouts, highly prized COMESTIBLE,
Have a following that is inestimable.
Though some guests, when you
Put sprouts on the menu,
Never get past the vestibule.
--- Norm Brust

COMESTIBLES, vital each day,
Nutrition ingested this way
Is needed by all
In Nature's call,
To provide for our DNA.
--- Chris Papa

All those on Congressional list,
On COMITY surely insist.
But in daily grind,
It's left far behind,
And Public has a right to be pissed!
--- Chris Papa

Congress folks fight, fume, and fuss,
Instead of just working for us.
They promise COMITY,
But leave us vomity,
Wanting to kick them and cuss.
--- Chris Papa

A leech doesn't need a utensil
In life that is strictly COMMENSAL.
And just like a tick,
It will to you stick
And use your blood to get immensal.
--- Chris Papa

In dorms and jails, eating COMMENSAL
And intercoursing talk post mensal,
Can often lead women
To share a persimmon
And hormonal cycles comenstrual.
--- Daniel Ford

COMMODE is an interesting word,
Chest of drawers, or a pot for a turd,
Or urine to save,
A place where you lave,
Or contemplate life that's absurd.
--- Chris Papa

COMMODIOUS may seem to say
More than it does...come what may!
A very roomy space?
There is no disgrace!
So I'll have to learn how to play!
--- Maggie

Life in the most humble abode,
Is COMMODIOUS, when there's a load,
Of room, for the folks,
But not for slow-pokes,
Dawdle too long in commode.
--- Chris Papa

Spacious and roomy, COMMODIOUS,
Needed for dances melodious,
Is gone, I do fear,
When the crowds appear;
Movement and smells become odious.
--- Daniel Ford

My old pal and buddy, COMPADRE,
Will always be there with an odd dray
To cart you on home,
When you've cracked your dome
Pursuing that fickle tart Audry.
--- Daniel Ford

A clever COMPADRE I knew
Would write limericks described as "blue."
They all brought a smile
Though once in a while,
The censors would warn to eschew.
--- Chris Papa

COMPANIONABLE sharing of bread
Is something real good, it is said.
But great sharing, see,
Between you and me
Is very much better in bed.
--- Chris Papa

I think your rhyming's regrettable,
Utterly wrong and forgettable.
COMPANIONABLE can't
Be said of such rant,
So bad it isn't Gazette-able.
--- Chris Papa

"I'm the COMPANIONABLE sort"
She said, with an audible snort.
But what was on her mind
Was paayment in kind
For an evening of sexual sport!
--- Barb

Most fast-food meals COMPRISE
Two burgers and a large order of fries.
If you fall in the trap
Of eating this crap,
You'll grow to enourmous size.
--- Norm Brust

Folks with good sense may surmise
That most of my limericks COMPRISE
Some salacious thought
And wicked pols caught
In corruption, which I despise.
--- Chris Papa

Included within meaning COMPRISE
Is something of modern compromise.
Saying "is comprised of"
Gives "of" double shove O

--- Daniel Ford

An anxious misgiving, COMPUNCTION,
Is but a subconscious injunction
That what you are doing
May bring on some suing;
Maybe even social expunction.
--- Daniel Ford

COMPURGATOR, conspirator cool,
Swears to live by the "golden rule."
And pure truth tell-o
'Bout buddy, poor fellow,
When each is a low lying fool.
--- Chris Papa

Testifying as COMPURGATOR
Before the wise adjudicator
With risk may be fraught
If one is then caught,
Colluding as collaborator.
--- Daniel Ford

Reputation corroborator
Should spend some time as contemplator.
Considering joys
Of free-time employs,
Life of unbound peregrinator.
--- Daniel Ford

When liars tales CONCATENATE,
They hope to give their falsehoods weight
Of truth that's not there
And so all is fair
In Love, War, Elections and Hate.
--- Chris Papa

S J Gould was really great,
And how he could CONCATENATE.
He could match syphilis
With ideas frivolous
Then ingeniously conflate.
--- Fran Morris

Her lover's prowess she'd CONCATENATE
In a score book after she'd mate.
This way she knew
Exactly what to do
When in need of good meat on her plate.
--- Kitten

Teenage boys sometimes form daisy chain.
No, it not a dance to suplicate rain.
This CONCATENATION
Is for mutual masturbation,
A game abandoned once John encounters Jane.
--- Norm Brust

Fine figures of alliteration
Cunningly coif each creation
Of limericks light
Fierce fancies of flight,
Consonant CONCATENATION.
--- Chris Papa

When gas caused his bowels to inflate,
He used Brioschi to CONCILIATE (Italian Rolaids)
The fiery farts,
("Ouch, that really smarts!"),
The result of something he ate.
--- Norm Brust

Family, felicitious state,
Ocassionally, each others grate.
Will find it much quicker
For "blood is much thicker",
To forgive and CONCILIATE.
--- Chris Papa


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