Rhymes done well can be humor turbochargers

Any rhymes, be they limericks or bits of doggerel first heard in childhood, may be remembered for a lifetime. Can you finish the Ogden Nash poem about never having seen a purple cow?

Chances are pretty good that you can.

Note: If you'd like to write your OWN limericks to astound and amaze your friends and family, help yourself to my FREE GUIDE on How to Write A Limerick In Ten Minutes Flat.

Yes, I do it all the time, and so can you. Caveat: If you don't know your alphabet, it might take a bit longer.

If you'd rather just read rhyming humor written by other folks, poetry-online is worth a look-see.

There will be more to choose from in the coming months, including an ebook (by webmaster Fred Baker) titled Baker's Book of Laundered Limericks. Here's a sample:

(If you think it might be time to view some exquisite jade, click on the clock radio!)

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There once was a music fanatic

Whose radio had way too much static

He finally found

It helped out the sound

If he stood on his head in the attic

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Hey, it rhymes! If you'd like to be notified when the complete Laundered Limericks ebook is released, please simply sign up for our monthly humor newsletter.

Thanks for reading,

Fred

P.S. You DON'T need to wait for your FREE GUIDE to Writing Limericks In Ten Minutes Flat--just click below, then download, save, or print.

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