My Last Known Address Was The Highway Comments
My last known address was the highway.
I've travelled each and every byway.
I never will be home,
for I was made to roam.
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I made an enjoyable revisit to this magnificent ode to The Traveler.
I want to learn to tell stories better. Perhaps I should try more limericks.
Inspired by LeeAnn Azzopardi, results in an amazing fiction. Bit hilarious, but a very pleasant read, Kim! Top Marks!
Made a revisit today. Enjoyed this marvel once again.congratulations! This poem ranks #89 in the Best Poems of Members today. Deserves to be ranked better.
Who wouldn't want such a lifestyle? The problem may be failing to reach out and take it. Fantastic verse, Kim.
Beautifully and Brilliantly expressed! .. Each has to follow their heart! .. Definite Definite 5 Stars! ..++++++++++++++++++++++
Why does it take PH so long to show comments? I responded yesterday to EVERBODY who had commented on this poem, but I can't see ANY of my responses yet!
I had made a comment on this poem long back. But, where has it disappeared?
Me to pardner! I absolutely love this one! Bravo times infinity!
Thanks for commenting, my friend. Yes, I believe I have heard that you like to roam a little bit.
Dear LeeAnn, thank you for commenting. This is not the first time that you have inspired me.
I love your limerick, by the way, and hereby bestow five stars!
My last known address was the river. Thinking back, it gives me a quiver. I went there to fish, but fell in with a splish, and now all I do is just shiver.
You should post that on your own page as a new poem. Oh, wait --- you already did, with a few minor changes.
There you go again, dear Ron, but it's a fascinating poem you instantly wrote here.
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This is such fun. I love the ease with which you come up with these limericks. Wes Vogler would be pleased.