Herbie built a lean-to shack, To show the world he could come back, He had lost his home, To a Wall Street gnome, After his employer gave him the sack.
I went to the market to buy some bulk, dried, green peas, But, over the bulk-bin the clerk gave a sneeze, It gave me a chill, Watching the white mucus spill, So, I asked for the red beans if you please.
Jeff found some chickens in his drawers, They had ate his marshmallows he had saved for s'mores, The chickens were hasty, So, Jeff fried them up tasty, Then, his after dinner dessert was a Coors.
There once was a wizard who's wood stove burned wood, When the fire burned brightly the wizard was good, But, when the wood smoldered and hissed, The wizard felt dissed, And, burned down all the woodlands he could.
Don found in his basement an old greenish jar, He found within it an unwrapped chocolate bar, It was bitter and sour, Don spit it with power, For it wasn't chocolate but, an old chunk of tar.
This limerick is about a hiker named Steve, Up steep, rocky mountains he'd swerve and he'd weave, Once he got to the top, He sucked down sodapop, Then, Steve got sick and gave his soda a heave.