Almost Limericks

by M. P. Dunne


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Softcover
$15.99
Softcover
$15.99

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 10/16/2009

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 97
ISBN : 9781441580382

About the Book

Should you read what’s in this tome You’re sure to find a funny poem So if you grin I’ve pulled you in Perhaps this book will find a home About the Book As you have probably guessed, this book contains a collection of limericks. The limericks cover a wide range of topics, grouped into similar categories. Some may make you laugh, while others make you groan. Be prepared to blush or be outraged, as several of these rhymes poke fun at instances taken from all walks of life. Hopefully, the reader will be amused by some of the topics being mocked in rhyme.


About the Author

M. P. Dunne was born in a small suburban community outside of Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Ms. Dunne is the eldest for four children. After surviving twelve years of a coed Catholic education, she walked the straight and narrow. Close to graduation, she inquired about college scholarships. Since the counselor was a nun, she instructed Ms. Dunne to marry and raise children. At that time, scholarships for college were intended for young men. With very few options, she went to work as an editorial proofreader for a very young company. Ms. Dunne has grown with that company and is still working there today, as a customer service manager. Ms. Dunne became interested in limericks during the sixth grade, when various forms of poetry were introduced to the classroom. Her favorite poet is Edgar Allen Poe. However, she appreciates the humor she finds in lighter poetry. She was drawn to the humor in a cleverly written limerick. However, after several attempts at writing them were “condemned” by her teacher, a nun by the way, she gave up her uncreative efforts. In order to move up the corporate ladder, Ms. Dunne attended various business classes at the local community college. Again, she was confronted with an English course, which included poetry. Although the course was directed at several forms of literature, limericks once again flew onto her radar. With encouragement from the instructor, her work began to take shape. Today, Ms. Dunne writes limericks for her own amusement. She has shared them with family and friends. This is her first attempt at publishing a collection of her work. It is her wish that she can make someone’s day a little brighter with humor.