The prompt for this week’s limerick is ‘Seasons’. Rather than write one limerick spanning four seasons, I wrote four limericks – one for each season. So, if you’ve ever wondered what I thought about the weather at any given time, here you go.
A Little Seasoning
I consider the weather depressing:
the cold and the dark are depressing,
the holidays aren’t merry
(they make me quite harried),
I find winter just too frustrating.
This weather is quite simply evil;
in fact, it should be illegal
to provoke allergies
like hives and the sneeze –
to me, spring might just prove fatal.
The weather’s oppressively hot;
the sun is the season’s mascot.
I’ll give baseball a miss,
and swimming’s for kids;
while others like summer, I do not.
I find the weather just right
for running and camping at night,
for foliage and hoodies,
for Halloween and for foodies –
really, autumn is right out of sight.
Written in response to the Weekly Limerick Challenge (wk 39)
Overachiever! 😀 These are great and I’m totally with you in loving autumn!
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I wrote the autumn one and then reread the prompt
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Haha! I did the same but threw up my hands in despair!
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I love this, 4 stanzas of limericks for 4 seasons, very well done! I am one of the few people who love Autumn and Winter more than Spring and Summer! yep, I am weird, I know!
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Here’s my ranking: Autumn, Winter, Summer, Spring. I chose my stanza order by their order in the calendar year (in the Northern Hemisphere, at least).
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My order is Autumn, winter, spring and summer….summer happens to be last on my list!
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I’m with you, Jay. Autumn is my favorite season. For me it is nesting time and I get all kinds of things done that I’ve been putting off all summer. I just like being cool.
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Cool, but not cold. I must say that while I don’t miss driving in the snow, I do miss a roaring fire after being out in it.
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