Collection of Limericks

poetry by M.A. Vorhis

Michael Vorhis
My Fair Lighthouse
Feb 22, 2024

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Photo by Mathias Konrath on Unsplash

There was a young boy from New York
He ate many trays full of pork
He started to squeal
After eating his meal
He became what he put on his fork

The girl was enamored with faces
She saw them in curious places
The faces appeared
She turned kind of weird
Now the station is solving her cases

The children were mean and dishonest
They were not equipped with a conscience
They turned into asses
They lie to the masses
We call them our members of Congress

Thank you for reading.

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Michael Vorhis
My Fair Lighthouse

Born and raised in California, USA. Freethinker. Lover of words. Someday, I hope to live and write in peace.