Limerick.22. Duty Bound Comments

A wonderful limerick dear madam! I profusely admire your work ethics.....10+++++

Lively humour here, but I think Limericks can also be used for more serious expressions stated in tongue-in-cheek style. I have a few of them written, if you feel interested.

My lips are going dry Said the doc, For that I am called for......here is the essence of the poem. A beautiful limerick hauntingly expressed.10

Chapstick can help dry lips any time, was the doctors remedy duck tape? . I got a chuckle out of this one, good doctors are very hard to find, bad patients to easy.

Calling for duty beyond duty of a professional. Thanks for laugh! Nice write.

He is not doctor I guess, he is a butcher, Lol.

The ailing person seems to be a chronic patient and I am afraid the doctor has been called for after a long lapse of time. Let us hope the doctor can save the former or else it is matter of mercy killing that the doctor is going to do..... A poem that does not belong to your usual brand of thoughts or imagination, Madam Valsa.

Well...sometimes, life may turn out to be very bitter that it simply becomes unbearable, but to decide to take your own exit may not be the best. Hope exists where there is life.....but why call the doctor? ......ha! nice poem!

A fantastic write Valsa. He dialled the wrong number, instead he could have called butcher. His all pains would have vanished in one chop.........Sorry for this humorous comment. I really laughed a lot. Ha...Ha..Smiles.....

Sometimes pain may be unbearable. But the doctor's duty is to save lives at any cost. The conflicting things are put in nice perspective with great humor. Thank you.

For that doctor is called for and made for as well.......Valsa......very nicely put to humour

So many news of heartless Doctors... A patient to a doctor said so sore I can't bear this pain any more Kill me…I want to die here the lovable mind of a Poetess , , , , , , , , , [[[[[