March/April 2025 Limerick Laughs Winner and Runners-up
What is going through this young woman’s mind as she pins a boutonniere on a scarecrow?
What is going through this young woman’s mind as she pins a boutonniere on a scarecrow?
Young enthusiasm meets aged propriety in this collection of great limericks.
These limericks will leave you wanting more, unlike these two snow shovelers.
These autumnal limericks will “leaf” you with a smile.
A litter of puppies means more to a little boy than, well, just about anything.
A boy on the plain stays mainly on the train, even if there are cowboys.
Sometimes it’s a sword from a stone, sometimes it’s a fork from the trash.
A boy’s firefighting dreams are the stuff of lighthearted limericks.
A young girl gets more than she bargained for when she tries to sneak a peek at Santa late on Christmas Eve.
A screaming baby can make for both difficult mornings and hilarious limericks.
Limerick poets have a little fun with a day at the beach gone wrong.
A young boy, a tall pile of oranges, and eleven great limericks.
A bowl of milk, two dogs, one cat, and ten hilarious limericks.
A talking dog? This girl is not going to be fooled.
This little boy isn’t so keen on the implications of the “gift” he receives on Christmas morning.
A well-made Halloween costume leads to a surprise