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One Dozen Innocent Limericks
MHaydn9 Reviews | 6.33/10 (9 Ratings, 0 Likes, 0 Favorites )
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OMG.. Limericks! Wonderful, tantalising, teasing limericks by MHaydn who is blessed in every which way by all the Muses that be--these limericks are memorable on so many levels; thank you for sharing your endless talent! Each story I click on is a refreshing new reading experience--broadening my universe--yes, in a wonderful way! I love how you take a form of verse, poetry or prose and blend it with HP canon, the possibilities of your writing are endless and *inspirational*
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Thanks. This review is more than I expected from a few drabbles, but it would be nice to be inspirational.
There once was an scribe named MHaydnWhose time was forever a-bidin'We'd patiently waitA yearn-ed updateOr watching for reviews replyin'*runs away quickly*
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
There once was a lady not saintly,
Who never put anything daintily.
You could bust a brain
And open a vein,
But she would never be happy even faintly.
There once was a non-romantic
Who avoided nice boys as a tactic.
But then she said,
“They all seem dead,
And no one ever answers my fan-fic.”
Write again, ask again, my lovely poet.
What you want to reap, then only just sow it.
Quick as a wink,
We’ll have a link.
And plenty of stories to show it.
There once was an author who ranged
Over stories some thought were deranged.
But some readers were sweet,
And said, “They’re a treat.”
And for them, many more were arranged.
There once was a seductress named CissaWhose assets rivalled those of her sistersWith a flip of her hairAnd a flash of leg bareShe left a trail of worshipping wizardsA curmudgeonly wizard called Sev'rusLooked longingly 'pon the witch's prowessFirst he was enviousThen found perhaps jealousOf the man she bathed with attentivenessOf Lucius, the man who won Cissa's heartNo other witch could entice them to partYet Cissa did mach'nateWith master consummate'Cause Lucius certainly lacked in the artJust my
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
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Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
There once was a youngest sister
Who needed someone to assist her.
Although she was married,
She remained quite harried.
To the heights, her spouse did not lift her.
There once was a Potions master
Who feared her elegant laughter.
Although he was shy,
He gave it a try,
And caught the girl he was after
There once was a desk in a study
Whose surface we know was quite handy.
With scarcely a tut,
The two had a rut,
And found the experience quite heady
There once was a teacher called McGonagallWho was afraid the castle would fall a gall;Oh, wow, great job!!!! xDDDDDDDD Fall a gall....*Snickers*There once was a scholar called HermioneWho was devoted to study entirely;But she could only gapeAt her Professor SnapeAnd thereafter must read on his knee.o_0 Oh my! Woohoo! Hello Severus...yum yum!GREAT job! Completely hilarious!
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Ah, yes, the first one does sretch ryhming to its limits. Thanks for commenting.
This is very good. I enjoy it greatly.
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Glad you liked them. They were fun to compose.
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Glad you liked them. They were fun to compose.
Loved them although my favorite is Granger - the lady of danger! Great job - I have never been the best at poetry. I envy your iambic pentameter and rhyming skills :D
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Thank you very much. Getting the meter is more difficult than rhyming, and some of the last lines could scan better.
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Thank you very much. Getting the meter is more difficult than rhyming, and some of the last lines could scan better.
Very cute and clever!
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Well ... I can live with clever.
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Well ... I can live with clever.
Oh, wow! I just love the way you managed to rhyme everything so perfectly! I'm really awful with rhymes, and anybody who can manage to do something so well with them is just amazing to me!I really liked the one about Molly, and the last one where you used 'Granger' instead of 'Hermione.' I loved that last line: 'And she became a lady of danger.' So. . . I can't even describe it. It just makes me feel queer.Anyway, thank you so much for submitting these lovely little limericks for no one's profit but the priveliged readers'!~Katie
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Thank you. Your review makes me wish I had spent more time polishing them. They were meant for a few minutes entertainment.
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Thank you. Your review makes me wish I had spent more time polishing them. They were meant for a few minutes entertainment.
Pretty good, I'd have never been able to think of things to rhyme with some of these names! I particularly liked Molly's poem.
Response from MHaydn (Author of One Dozen Innocent Limericks)
Thanks. They were written as an evening's entertainment.