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Limerick Crochetes: Once Our Senorita From Sevilla

Limerick crochetés: Once our Señorita from Sevilla – XV Once our Señorita from Sevilla Came to Paris on a flotilla She stepped out on high deck Slipped and twisted her neck Guess what happened to her mantilla She stood under five metres flood pour Couldn’t help but gulp Seine while she swore Dreamed of Paris fiesta During noon freeze siesta But the wine tasted nothing like Dior So to set sail called her Armada Up Thames to sip with Liz II limonada Head hit by Tower Bridge Due to thawed Arctic fridge Flamencoes with Raleigh in Andromeda © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2018

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Jan Allison

Date: 2/14/2018 7:43:00 AM

what a clever string of limericks thanks for sharing:-) hugs Jan xx

T Wignesan
Date: 2/14/2018 9:20:00 AM

Bonjour, Jan. Cheers for calling and for your thanks in deep freeze Paree! Glad the limericks tickled you alright. As for me, I'll content myself with the "hugs". Need them where I sit snowed over and over. Do you know Paris at all? Not surely the way it's swamped over and the metros clogged breathless? Be seeing ya! Have a great Valentine snozzle! Wignesan