(Last week on Sunday 160)
There was this old dude from Duluth
There was this old dude from Duluth
A bit grozzled and long in the tooth
He looked in the mirror
And shuddered in horror
And thought: when did I lose all my youth?
He looked in the mirror
And shuddered in horror
And thought: when did I lose all my youth?
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And now, this week's installment:
And now, this week's installment:
The old guy decided to travel
Before all of his parts came unraveled
So off to the Keys he went
And he got a small cottage to rent
Then to the nude beach he ambled.
(To be continued)
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grozzled is a great word!
ReplyDeletei shall try to use it at least twice today!
i tend to amble as well, if i find myself at nude beaches...lol. cute...this could be a fun series...
ReplyDeleteA great pair of 160 limericks. Thanks for playing and have a terrific Memorial Day weekend.
ReplyDeletethis 'll be interesting!!!! I can already see this guy in my head, he won't let go of his youth, or will he??
ReplyDeleteYou had to leave us hanging at a nude beach? lol
ReplyDeleteOtin: So to speak??? (sorry, couldn't resist.)
ReplyDeleteGood for him! More power to him! And I'm going to steal grozzeled too!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking "grozzled" must be a colloquialism. An internet search on the word finds it used in sentences meaning the same thing as I understand it to mean, but no formal definition of the word. I've used it all my life, as it was part of my dad's colorful vernacular. I think it's a great word.
ReplyDeleteUh, oh. I don't know how well this is going to end. Continued next Sunday?
ReplyDeleteAA: You bet. Tune in. Same time, same channel.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding. Love it!
ReplyDeleteCount me in among the people who are enchanted and amused by the word "grozzled".
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, it is crucial to visit nude beaches BEFORE all of one's parts become unraveled.