Old Cannibal ~~ a Limerick for Sunday's Mini-Challenge
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The Old Cannibal .
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Wild man he was, heathen in broad daylight
Old cannibal, missionaries' delight
Their telling how Jesus saves
And of the Lord's golden caves
Ate them with fork and knife, he'd seen the light
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- Poem Copyright © 2016 Jimmiehov, All Rights Reserved
- Valentine Photo above from http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2016/02/sunday-mini-challenge-carpe-jugulum.html where I'm linking this post. Directions there are for us to " use the following quote, from Terry Pratchett’s Carpe Jugulum, as a foundation: “Don’t trust the cannibal just ’cos he’s usin’ a knife and fork!
- The idea for the above prompt was Imagined By Magaly Guerrero at the above link.
Labels: Humor(?), Limerick, Poem, Real Toads, Sunday-Mini-Challenge
posted by Jim @ 2/14/2016 03:19:00 PM
11 comments
11 Comments:
This one has crunch!
Great form for this!
LOL this is witty in form and content
Im happy Jim, you dropped in to read mine
much love...
I think the missionaries may have overstated their case here, Jim. Thanks for the smile and for your comments. I think the silkiness is caused by lime. Thanks. k.
Such a fun approach to the prompt.
witty ...as always Jim...!
I wonder if it's tasteless or not... I think you need some chilly with that.
I wondered, Bjorn, if it were sacrilegious ...
'So, with chili, "Ate 'em fork, knife, chili, he'd seen the light"
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I wondered, Bjorn, if it were sacrilegious ...
So, with chili, "Ate 'em fork, knife, chili, he'd seen the light"
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... there go the Missionaries..
Oh my..Missionaries beware.
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