J is for Jerks -
Rhymed Acrostics A to Z
Judgmental jousting is seldom justified. Still, sometimes,
jabberers may warrant a word.
Jerks
Just those who are rather ill-bred
Eclipse every word that is said –
Repeating their own,
Kind manners unknown.
Some say they are merely misled.
Eclipse every word that is said –
Repeating their own,
Kind manners unknown.
Some say they are merely misled.
c2013 by Linda Ann Nickerson
Opening line adapted from a limerick-off contest prompt from Mad Kane.
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Good one!
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A well-bred limerick, indeed. :)
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