Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
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Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 3:52 PM EST
With St. Patrick's Day fast approaching, we're asking readers to submit their best "urban limericks." The poems must follow the traditional five-line Irish form and be related to Boston. If you need inspiration, check out last year's top limericks -- and then post yours! The finalists will be chosen by a Boston Globe/boston.com panel and announced on March 12. The winner will be determined by your votes! So, get cracking -- and have fun! -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 5:13 PM EST
Trader Joe's is needed in Andrew Square
Alex's is garbage and AHOP's just fair
For yuppies there's organic grub,
and the locals they might skip the pub
Now that Stop n Shop rode unions bare -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 5:33 PM EST
The real estate market's gone bustBut the people of Boston still lustFor what we do bestIs drink with great zestAnd think of good times as we must. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 5:41 PM EST
There Once Was a Lad Named Patrick
Who's life, it seems, was a "Train-Wreck",
So he Moved out of Southie,
And got Very Mouthy,
And Died when his Pals broke his Neck. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 5:50 PM EST
In Response to Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day:Another year and the Mayor's still hereAnd there's no sign his departure is nearThought the Councillors knowThat someday he will goFor now they drown their sorrows in beer. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 6:17 PM EST
He drove his truck through the state
Some voters thought he was great
’Til he got to DC
And toasted with Tea
No Independent is he!
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Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 6:19 PM EST
Another Saint Patrick's Day comes.
The FBI stumbles like bums.
They don't know that Whitey
Is wearing a nighty
On the Common while feeding birds crumbs. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 7:17 PM EST
There once was a women from Lynnwho liked very much to drink ginshe worked until noonand soon sang the tuneJust when does the drinking begin? -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 7:29 PM EST
There once were young twins in the tower
Who thought they'd control planes by the hour
Now their Dad will be able
To read to them a fable
Of dreams of Yankee tickets that upon them would shower. -
Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 7:32 PM EST
There once was a Gov named Deval
but "Patrick" one would hardly call,
He shook lots of hands
and said "Together we can"
and meant "send the Commonwealth into freefall" -
Red Sox Limerick
posted at 3/4/2010 8:39 PM EST
From a Red Sox Fan (a cynic)Out of a winter so dank and drear,Our Red Sox bid us all come and cheer.With hope and faith sober,Until cold October,Then wait we will again for next year.From a Red Sox Fan (an optimist)A summer we'll spend at old Fenway,Watching our team win both night and day.What pitching! What defense!It's only commonsense--Print the World Series tickets today!Christopher RussoBoston, MA -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 8:53 PM EST
McCloskey had penned, "Make Way,"But a thief sacked a statue one day.We're short one canard,And we may need a guardTo ensure the ducklings will stay. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 9:21 PM EST
Having kids without a daddy,
Sure takes a great big toll.
Please set a higher goal.
You won't live well on the dole,
and you don't want your kids home on parole,
so please use birth control. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 9:22 PM EST
She is left, and he is right.
He’s always angry, and she’s uptight.
She’s dim-witted, and he’s not bright.
Everything they say is trite.
Below the surface, their differences are slight.
They just want to fight,
And bemoan their plight. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 9:29 PM EST
There once was a team called the Bruins
They were once mighty but now they're in ruins
Chiarelli is to blame
Why this team is so lame
He hasn't got a clue what he's doin' -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 9:48 PM EST
there once was a lad named scott brownlike paul revere with a truck he rode all around.to all that he meet, he reminded:"the people's seat!"and now senator 41 is world-renowned. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/4/2010 10:01 PM EST
There was once a hot sandwich,
that was filled with all things rich,
Although it was from a place called Milk Street,
it was nothing short of a pleasant treat,
oh, how much I love you, you sexy witch. -
Bipartisan Love
posted at 3/4/2010 10:10 PM EST
Bipartisan LoveHe voted for Scott Brown; she's a Dem;Matters political divide them.Though arguments aboundthey agree--love they've foundSo let's not this odd pairing condemn!Christopher RussoBoston, MA -
Evacuation Day
posted at 3/4/2010 10:11 PM EST
To the Fortunate Who Work for the CityAsk, "What is Evacuation Day?""No clue," city employees will say.Its history is lost;We all pick up the cost,A day off and--of course--it's with pay.Christopher RussoBoston, MA -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/5/2010 12:34 AM EST
I’m trying to come to term with the facts
On why there was an increase in my property tax
For Boston more budget cuts
Its really driving me nuts
Hey Mumbles, time to fire your hacks
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On Boston Weather
posted at 3/5/2010 3:39 AM EST
Whither the WeatherOut like a lamb, in like a lion,To describe a Hub March is lying.In as a lion, yes.Out? That's anybody's guess.What the forecast says, I'm not buying.Christopher RussoBoston, MA -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/5/2010 8:31 AM EST
A cop and a prof lost their cools,
as busting your door breaks the rules.
But what's better than cuffs?
A six-pack of Duffs!
And Biden will have an O'Doul's. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/5/2010 9:06 AM EST
a gay boy lived in the South End
his legs double-jointed he'd bend
he worked hard for his money
the DL's called him honey
no time with their wives would they spend. -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/5/2010 9:33 AM EST
a lesbian lived in J.P.
she would frequently give out her key
"i can't live alone,"
she cried on the phone
"so pack up your truck, live with me!" -
Re: Share your urban limericks for St. Patrick's Day
posted at 3/5/2010 9:37 AM EST
a big drunken mess lived in Lynn
he had more than the usual chins
his nose was so red
that he glowed in his bed
so his wife left the man for his twin