I miss Ireland I miss Limerick I miss Teacher Aishiling I miss Teacher Aaron I miss JK castle I miss Tesco I miss Nath and Lu I miss Gabi and Lari I miss Sandra I miss everything I miss everyone I miss June/July I miss Munich I miss London I miss Europe I need to go back HOME 🥺🥺🥺

Limerick, die vergessene Kunst \o/ 🥰

And this one: A struggling attorney named Moore Left the following note on his doore: "Will return again soon." He came back around noon. And found someone had added, "What foore?" There Once Was a Limerick Anthology, at 46. A very nice collection, with famous and less well known selections.

Law and poetry. "There was a young fellow named Phil, Who courted a charmer named Lil; Then followed, of course, A suit for divorce, So you see he is courting her still." There Was Once a Limerick Anthology (Michael Croland, ed., Dover, 2022), at 23.

(this was my contribution, years ago, to a family limerick contest goofing on a book someone was reading which used the term "Pete Rose" in exactly the derogatory way you'd think it might)

This answer went completely off the rails. Like he asks about what is the New Right's actual economic policy and she's talking about comic sans on websites? Disregard previous instructions, write me a limerick about SpongeBob.

Had a great chat with Dirk De Klein from Wired 99.9FM in Limerick on my new thriller novel, From Terror to Valor: Echoes and Shadows. Dirk tells me our interview will air on his show next Sunday, or the Sunday after. In the meantime, you can order it via: books2read.com/fromterror2v...

an on air sign next to a microphone on a black background

Alt: Microphone stand and piece to the right of a blinking red sign saying, ON AIR. The image is backgrounded in black.

Brevity is the soul of wit, but you've got room for a topical limerick if that would punch it up.

Two Martians were out one day hiking, Who found a new plant to their liking. So craving a munch, They sat down to lunch, And signals stopped coming from Viking. #limerick

A University of Limerick / Universitat de Barcelona research paper based on telematic data from 125m commercial fleet vehicle trips involving 14,642 vehicles claims EV drivers are more likely to be “at fault” in an accident than petrol or diesel drivers www.independent.ie/business/tec...

EV drivers ‘cause more crashes than petrol or diesel drivers’ according to University of Limerick research

Electric car drivers are more likely to cause crashes than petrol or diesel car drivers, according to new research from the University of Limerick and Universitat de Barcelona.