Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Limericks,9,10, A Worm On My Back, A Naughty Boy Comments

Rating: 5.0

A worm on my back

Wriggle wiggle ugly little worm
How I dread to see your pliable form
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Valsa George
COMMENTS
Kumarmani Mahakul 24 March 2019

Both limericks are beautiful, amusing and meaningful. Thank you madam for sharing this.

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Akhtar Jawad 09 January 2015

Magical two but in fact it's beauty of the poetess who described the two so nicely................10

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Nika Mcguin 29 May 2014

I like that despite having different themes these poems relate to each other perfectly. It feels like going on a camping trip. These two things could be happening simultaneously and in the same place. They both have a very natural connectedness to them. The odd thing is the video/music that PH has supplied doesn't suit the tone of these lively, playful poems, such a shame! Regardless together or apart they are a joy to read. ~Nika

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Paul Sebastian 18 May 2014

Limericks! Valsa, you write so beautifully, worm or child! You should write and publish nursery rhymes!

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Dinesan Madathil 14 May 2014

The duo magic of limerick all throughout the lines! Let this worm be on this naughty boy for a while... Ha ha ha..

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Very insightful and wonderfully composed limericks..........Valsa.....hidden meaning so astounding.......great write ever...............

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Bri Edwards 12 May 2014

VALSA, i already knew you detest snails, but cute little old worms? ? ? ? ! i like this tale of woe. may all your worms fall from you and never return! but i'd rather have them on the outside than the inside, ....i think. thanks for sharing. ;) bri Some Say Cushioned Some say cushioned, some say fat.... when referring to on-what-the-boy-sat. Needless to say it's nice sometimes to have extra stuff..... when the trail's sloppy OR slopey and the going's tough.

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Om Chawla 09 May 2014

Beautifully rhymed and interesting enjoyable read.

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Salini Nair 09 May 2014

good rhyme...like it madam

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Tajudeen Shah 09 May 2014

yes, dear bard blessed, we the readers do feel all those expressions you drawn with wonderful words on us right the moment! the naughty one's fate too is hilarious, as someone jotted right. relieving in between the most engaging. true. rgds.

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Beautiful and hilarious. These little interludes make writing and reading more interesting. Thank you.

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Pradip Chattopadhyay 07 May 2014

excellent rhyme scheme, love the first one more.

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Gajanan Mishra 07 May 2014

Wonderful, I enjoyed both with deep meanings , thanks.

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