Read these limericks for fun. Notice the
rhyme scheme for each poem.
A flea and a fly in a flue
|
A |
were caught, so what could
they do? |
A |
Said the
fly, "Let us flee." |
B |
"Let
us fly," said the flea. |
B |
So they flew through a flaw
in the flue. |
A |
There was an old man of
Nantucket |
A |
who kept all his cash in
a bucket; |
A |
But his
daughter, named Nan, |
B |
Ran away
with a man |
B |
And as for the bucket, Nantucket.
|
A |
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