This week’s challenge is to write a story, limerick or poem on the subject of:
Favourite indulgences
Last week’s theme was favourite songs/music artists. They clearly inspire you. Some of the pieces are here, while you’ll find others by following the links:
At the ages of twelve or thirteen
What an innocent time that had been
But alone in the dark
With Petula Clark
My dreams became almost… no, can’t say that – it’s highly inappropriate.
What an innocent time that had been
But alone in the dark
With Petula Clark
My dreams became almost… no, can’t say that – it’s highly inappropriate.
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Reblogged this on Campbells World.
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Many thanks 🙂
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A king who’d committed transgressions
Found indulgences sealed his confessions
Some cash from his courts
Cleared sins of all sorts
While increasing the church’s possessions
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Many thanks, Keith. Sorry my response is late, but you never fail to delight 🙂
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Thanks, Esther. I’m afraid I’m in something of a limerick-y mood at the moment…
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A Couple of Scones with Jam and cream
is my favourite indulgent dream
But it makes me quite fat
and I’m quite worried that,
I’m in danger of bursting a seam.
🙂
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Very funny! Really enjoyed this one 🙂
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Thanks Esther. It’s sadly true too, I’m currently trying to lose a bit of weight so no scones and cream for me. 🙂
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Oh no! Poor you. Scones and cream is my favourite so I feel your pain!
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There was a young lady who bulged
At home she would over-indulge
We were fully stunned
To learn she succumbed
After one more plate of O’Brien.
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Brilliant, Anne!
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Thank you kindly, Esther. I had fun writing my first limerick ever.
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I will look for the next one, Esther. Thank you kindly.
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