Pride and Prejudice (IP)
By Rhiannonw
Tue, 22 Jan 2013
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Five daughters of age to be married,
a mother who flustered and flurried;
with a cad one took flight,
two wed happily, despite;
(pride and prejudice humbled and buried).
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Limericks...deceptively
Permalink Submitted by Silver Spun Sand on
Limericks...deceptively simple, but such a challenge to write. You have captured the essence,here Rhiannon, quite perfectly.
More than well done;-)
Tina
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I agree with Tina, limericks
Permalink Submitted by alex_tomlin on
I agree with Tina, limericks are hard to get right, but you've nailed this one. Good stuff.
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Very nice,
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A good one, Rhiannon.
Permalink Submitted by luigi_pagano on
A good one, Rhiannon.
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Hi Rhiannon. Fantastic to
Hi Rhiannon. Fantastic to see such acclaim for your limerick. Like others have said above, they appear easy but are tricky to get right. I think you really pulled it off here. Works a treat. Congrats on cherry.
Trev
TVR
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Concise and elegant. Well
Concise and elegant. Well done on the cherries. :)
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Apologies for being so late
Apologies for being so late reading this. Thought it was really clever and such a difficult thing to do.
Moya
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Hi Rhiannon
Hi Rhiannon
Limericks are such fun, and this was such a specific topic, that it took a lot of thinking to get the meter right, and tell the story all in five lines.
Jean
Jean Day
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