Original Limerick Poems by Walterrean Salley
There was a woman whose name was Bella.
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She sported an old black umbrella.
The town folks were stunned
To find it was a gun
When she pointed it at an old fella.
Once there was a gal named Priscilla,
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'Pon wedding, she was called Cinderella.
But she was heard in a room
Just a fussing at her groom,
And her name was quickly changed to Bridezilla.
Once two old ladies lived together.
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They were friends in every weather.
Though they fussed,
And though they cussed,
They somehow stuck together.
A cat and dog were at play.
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Then the dog got tired—in a way.
The cat seemed to miss the cue
And held onto its playful view.
So the dog got rough,
And the cat scrambled away.
Once two brothers lived in a cave;
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Poor were they with nothing to save.
But, somehow, their luck
A HUGE fortune struck!
And cheers to dumping the cave.