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Young Annabel's future was fated
The day when King Midas she dated;
For now, more's the pity,
Her sweet little clitty
Is 22 carat gold plated.
--- Anon

When her mother had asked, with a frown,
Why Leda, that girl of renown,
Was late getting in,
And where she had been,
She replied, "I was heading on down."
--- Hugh Clary

Homer's moral for men shouldn't fail,
As over Life's oceans you sail,
If you would be clever,
Remember to never
"Lose your head over a little piece of tail!"
--- Chris Papa

The Queen of King Louis Philippe
Would wait till the king was asleep,
Then sneak out on all fours,
And work out with the whores,
And then back into bed she would creep.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024 G0142

King Midas was not one to ration
His gold. He had all in his nation.
His most heinous crime,
For which he did time,
Was gild by association.
--- Dr Limerick

"It's not goddesses as a genus,"
Said Minerva, "It's no one but Venus
Whose personal scale
For ranking a male
Is not brains, but the size of his penis.
--- A N Wilkins P9104

Though King Minos repeatedly tried
To fulfil the desire of his bride,
Her frustration was full,
Till Poseidon's white bull
Finally left Pasiphae pacified.
--- A N Wilkins P9210

She was pregnant, sure, that much is true,
And she gave birth to Perseus too,
But the tale that she told
Of a shower of gold,
I never believed that, did you?
--- Laurence Perrine P8309

Narcissis, I think was the name
Of one self-loved person of fame.
He peered into water
He shouldn't oughter --
Fell in, drowned, and must take the blame.
--- Marlene Lewis

There was neither dryad nor elf
Who could lure one Greek lad off the shelf.
Though Narcissus was human,
He ignored man and woman.
All he asked was to play with himself.
--- A N Wilkins P9210

A pretty young woman was fired
With the love which Narcissus inspired,
And being concerned
That her passion was spurned,
"Is there somebody else?" she inquired.
--- A N Wilkins P8309

A handsome young youth named Narcissus
Hardly had need of a missus;
Said he, "When I see
How pretty I be,
I blow myself all kinds of kisses."
--- Mytho P8309

"How much", said the gentle Narcissus.
"A man of my character misses!
It's clear on reflection,
I've got an erection,
But all I can do is blow kisses."
--- Steven Sylvester

When Narcissus was only a kid,
He had a very twisted id;
Then when Echo cried,
He upped and he died,
And then all of his bones were hid.
--- Lims Unlimited

"My love to you three," wrote Narcissus,
"Dear husband of my very misses;
Dear sisters sole brother;
Dear son of my mother;
I lavish on you all my kisses!"
--- Prof M-G

Narcissus achieved his ambition:
He was taught by a mathematician
To perform with great ease
A Mobius-strip tease,
With an auto-erotic emission.
--- G2242

The ODYSSEY cotinues to tell us
About a long journey PROCELLOUS.
Before days of soap
When gobs had no hope,
But stated, "We're sorry you smell us."
--- Chris Papa

Orion the hunter was normal
Till he saw fair Diana informal.
Angered, she turned;
His ardor she spurned,
And he grew antlers for reasons hormonal.
--- Actaeon

When Orpheus played his best licks
In the regions of Hades, his tricks
Didn't please folks too well.
After all, this was Hell,
And it's hard to tour, out in the Styx.
--- Anon

In the woods, I thought I saw Pan,
A strange creature -- half goat, half man.
His father was Billy;
His mother was silly;
They met on a blind date in Japan.
--- Bill Wall

Pandora's box is soft inside;
When tickled it opens quite wide.
Don't be fooled by her smile
'Cause that woman is vile;
You are sucked in when having a ride.
--- Anon

An ancient event was most curious;
To this day some discount it as spurious.
When they opened the locks
On dear Pandora's Box,
It was clear that Pandora was furious.
--- Loren Fitzhugh P0207

There's a lusty young chick named Pandora;
When I'm drunk I do think I'd adore a
Round with that fox,
And open that box,
At the risk of bad fauna and flora!
--- Anon

Pandora, blonde and tan,
Was sent to punish man,
And so she did:
She raised the lid
And Epimetheus ran.
--- Lims Unlimited

Pandora was given a box,
And told not to play with its locks.
So, of course, what she did
Was to undo its lid,
And gave us the plague and the pox.
--- Mytho P8309

Young Persephone, brimming with pep,
Earned a quite mythological rep:
Leaves and flowers would sprout
Every time she went out,
For she walked with a spring in her step.
--- B L Rygg

The ruler of seas, Poseidon,
Likes through water to go ride on
In his mighty chariot;
Two hippocampi carry it
Whichever way he's guide on.
--- Mytho P8309

Poseidon, pushed on by his peter,
Became a persistent entreator
Of a goddess-turned-horse.
He caught her, of course
And mounted her, ruining Demeter.

(Having changed into a stallion himself,)
--- John Eggerton P0106

The Metheus brothers, Pro
And Epi, stole the show;
When earth began,
They started man
Upon his life of woe.
--- Lims Unlimited

Mythology often has shocks
And some of those legends are crocks.
So I'm asking around
"Was Prometheus bound
To originate drinks on the rocks?"
--- Hugh Clary

Prometheus ran from the bar,
And snatched down the fire from a star.
But his gift was infernal --
It's combustion intermal
And now he is chained to a car.
--- Neal Wilgus P8511

Oh, hear us, Olympian Zeus!
No maiden is safe when you're loose.
And when you are tight,
Even wives take affright.
Protect us from swan and from goose.
--- Laurence Perrine P9211

Pygmalion carved Galatea,
Then he prayed, "Gods, I wish ther could be a
Real woman like you!"
Pyggie's wishes came true
When his tool cleft the cheeks of her rea'.
--- Robin K Willoughby P9210

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A fleet-footed maid from Decatur
Was chased by a man-eating satyr;
She was caught in Quebec
By the scruff of her neck,
But you mustn't presume that he ate her.
--- Limber Limericks

Some men see themselves as a satyr --
Insatiable, sexy, bed-baiter.
Lets talk about grooming,
Hairy legs and horns looming.
Won't the satyr be able to sate her?
--- Anon

Her cups, double-D, overflow
And out pop her nipples, aglow;
Fluorescent and winking
At sailors a-sinking
In wrecks on the rocks down below.
--- Peter Wilkins

Her pups, triple-A, are belying
The danger to sailors espying
Those mosquito bites,
(Itsy-bitsy delights)
That beguile luckless eyeballs for prying.
--- Anon

When I have some jobs Sisyphean,
No respite from them will I see in
This lifetime, my friend,
For once my tasks end,
They must be done over Aegean.
--- Gary Hallock

If you march to a different drummer,
Or even do something much dumber,
Much troubles await
For your dismal fate;
SISYPHEAN tasks are a bummer.
--- Chris Papa

There once was a king Corinthian,
Who ticked off some Greek God; then he in
Cruel bondage Hadean
Did tasks Herculean --
Frustrating, I'm sure your agreein'.
--- Gary Hallock

One wonders if Sisyphus was
The first to know what housework does.
When you do it right,
There's no end in sight;
To push rocks up a hill is no buzz.
--- Larry Davis P8511

I admonished once a sour puss
For complaining and making a fuss.
"Though your life seems a pill
You regard as uphill.
Just rejoice you are not Sisyphus."
--- Loren Fitzhugh P2005

'Twas Sysyphus on a steep knoll
Who first introduced rock and roll.
Even though very clever
His uphill endeavor
Was pointless and cruel, on the whole.
--- Randog

The message from Sisyphus's story:
In labor there isn't much glory.
So try and relax
As the balls rolling back,
And pretend that your life's hunky-dory.
--- Patty

A girl who spoke in obscenities,
Raised the ire of all three Eumenides.
It made them decide
To make her tongue-tied
And speechless till she learned some amenities.
--- Anon

There's Charity, Faith, and there's Hope;
Three sisters whom I love to grope.
If I don't get to lay
The first two today,
No sweat, Man, I always have Hope!
--- John Miller

I can't say the same about Charity
Whose "No!" doesn't come as a rarity.
Since her moans were the same
As Hope when she came,
I don't understand the disparity.
--- John Miller

"Have Faith", was the minister's cry,
And so I went forth for to try.
But I'll have Faith no more,
'Cause she gave me a sore.
Yet there's Grace for the worm with one eye.
--- Scott Oliver

Fair Grace does descend upon me
And makes firm my resolve, don't you see.
Then her fine set of "lungs"
Gets me speaking in tongues,
'Til we reach passionate ecstasy.
--- Scott Oliver

A swan lives for many a summer
But poor Tithonus met with a slummer
(A goddess named Dawn)
After they got it on,
He got older, sans dying -- quel bummer!
--- Robin K Willoughby P8309

Oh, if you are generous folks
And give shelter to gods playing jokes
(Like Bacchis-Philemon,
Goosed man and gulled woman)
You, too, can be turned into oaks!
--- Laurence Perrine P8309

Adonis, attracted by Venus,
Asserted, "May none come between us."
Enjoying the fun,
He whispered when done,
"Here's hoping ain't nobody seen us."
--- R J Winkler P8406 V

Sultry Venus and Mars, claims tradition,
Would often indulge in coition
Till her husband, upset,
Caught them both in a net,
Still engaged in overt exhibition.
--- A N Wilkins P9303

Ancient deities always were spry.
Apollo each day crossed the sky;
And Mercury'd soar;
Hammers thrown by old Thor;
Most exciting--to see Venus Fly.
--- Irving Superior P9303

There once was a goddess named Venus,
Whose disarming was awful and heinous.
For her name didn't rhyme,
With sweet words such as "thyme,"
So Zeus punished her for writing "penis."
--- Anon

The moon must have been at the full
And the tides in her blood felt its pull,
For Europa was silly
To be cowed by a bully
Or carried away by his bull.
--- Lance Payne P8309

Europa, exerting her pull
On Jupiter when he was full,
Is alleged to have said
While stroking his head,
"I think you're a whole lot of bull."
--- Unlimited P8309

In Crete, long ago, lived a whore,
Who found regular men quite a bore.
For her cunt to feel full,
She had sex with a bull --
Hence the legend of the Minotaur.
--- Mike Dale

Some Greek built a fine labyrinth,
And lisped: From thith mathe here I thinkth,
A monthter, no doubt,
Will ever get out;
Though that'th where I'll put him, I thinkth.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Now Theseus of Athens was king;
"I'll enter that maze," he does sing.
"There must be much gold,
Of value untold."
For such silly stunts were his thing.
--- Tiddy Ogg

His missus gave hime the all-clear.
He said, "I'll not be long, my dear.
Just three weeks or four,
Say a quick minor tour;
I'll bring you fine treasures back here."
--- Tiddy Ogg

My ignorance here I am showing.
Had he got a wife? I'm not knowing.
But heck, it's all fun
And it gained me a pun,
To help keep this silly tale going.
--- Tiddy Ogg

So Theseus now calls for his fleet;
They sail over the ocean to Crete,
Find a bird who ain't bad, she
Is called Ariadne,
Who shows him the way it to beat.
--- Tiddy Ogg

She hands him a fine silken thread.
"You'll find your way out; have no dread."
To the maze he then ran,
Finds a creature, half man,
Half bull, says "Hey cow-face, you're dead!"
--- Tiddy Ogg

"But hang on, old son, 'fore I kill
You, one item bothers me still;
As I'm in the fame game,
I need first your name.
The monster moos..."Buffalo Bill."
--- Tiddy Ogg

Young Icarus filled in the cracks
Of his dynamic wings with some wax.
This was the reason why
He fell from the sky;
Superglue might have helped him relax.
--- Tony Burrell

I'm Icarus; I had some fun;
I flew up too close to the sun.
My wings came unstuck;
I fell like a schmuck.
A damn stupid thing to have done.
--- Tiddy Ogg


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