Happy New Week to you all and welcome, once again, to Esther Chilton’s regular Monday challenge.
Today, Esther’s one-word prompt is BLISS. So can you write a limerick using the word BLISS in it somewhere?
The prompt gives you the chance to take us to a land of rhyming euphoria. Please feel free to ignore the prompt and write a limerick to suit your current mood and feelings. Just let it flow. Delight us all with your creativity.
Post your submissions in the Comments on this post.
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When you get old it can be trouble – Sometimes to take a piss – But go to your Doctor – He will give you some tablets – That will make your life bliss .
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Oh dear!
Thanks for starting the ball rolling Peter.
What more can I say!
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There is this young farmer called Chris,
The news, he would always dismiss,
One hot, sunny day
Sparks burnt down his hay;
Ignorance is not always bliss!
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Brilliant!
And thanks for participating.
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You’re welcome, Lance. How’s Esther doing?
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Esther is still on the mend. Thanks for asking. She is rehearsing her workshop for Swanwick 2021, so that shows optimism that she will be strong enough for that in August.
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A circus performer called Claire
Could breathe fire with incredible flair.
Her kiss burned my lips
And our sex life was bliss.
We enjoyed a red hot affair.
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My second BLISS submission…..
Use this map and a finger to measure.
Dig deep in that bush for my treasure.
If you touch it like this,
The result will be bliss.
We’re both guaranteed much more pleasure.
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And here is one of my own, stepping away from BLISS….
“What’s up your kilt?” I asked him one night.
“Look or feel, with reciprocal rights.”
I saw and I touched
And he did the same.
What did we find? Your guess might be right!
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https://susan-joy-clark.com/2021/07/08/choclate-bliss-laugh-along-a-limerick/
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