There was a young lady from Nantes Who was tres chic and tres elegant She financed the poor by robbing a store Writing cheques with la plume de ma tante
Oh your limerick is tres, tres jolie With the French it is so flowery. And the form, la meme chose, From the start to the close. What a pleasure to read, ma cherie.
which is all fine and dandy until your aunt finds out...ha.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with your bilingual limerick! I hope you'll give my weekly Limerick-Off challenges a try.
ReplyDeleteBeware those Aunts with thick glasses, who daily measure their ink. Motive? Oh! Justification? Nevah, EVAH!
ReplyDeleteLiked it
Oh how the young stir up trouble :)!
ReplyDeleteA subverswsive is ageless chromapoesy:)
ReplyDeleteOh your limerick is tres, tres jolie
ReplyDeleteWith the French it is so flowery.
And the form, la meme chose,
From the start to the close.
What a pleasure to read, ma cherie.
Oh no she didn't lol, funny.
ReplyDeleteCool, a Red Riding Hood turned Red Robin Hood? Fun stuff.
ReplyDeleteOK Sephamore...you've won yourself a fan.Straight As all round and straight to the top of the class!
ReplyDeleteLovely and funny!
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
That was quite clever, I like
ReplyDeleteThough you, your poor aunt might spike
“But it was just a shtick,
No harm could flick,
From you it’s quite unlike.”
Votre jeune fille est très drôle. Merci!
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