Time again to gather your creative words
and enter them at Tess's Place, Magpie Tales.
Read the entries. Lots of good writing going on.
Sick Woman, 1665, by Jan Steen
There was a young lady in yellow
Who fainted as she lay on her pillow
The doctor arrived
Helped her revive
Oh, what a wonderful fellow.
17 comments:
sweet and simple. i like it.
ha....limericks are playful....thanks for the smile today...and glad her knight in white smock came to her rescue...smiles.
lol... cute!
fun write!! x
Limericks! good one! -thanks!
Witty, and such a relief after too much 'man from Nantucket' limericks ;)
So lovely it sings! Yes, indeed he is not only handsome and charming but rich too, in so many ways! Ha! Ha!
You made me smile. Ha!
T
You've made me giggle ;-)
Another great one, Gail!
I liked this one better . . . cuz' he was a wonderful fella!
The happiest poem about a sick woman...ever
Short and sweet! The first happy poem I've read!
this one i love, the pic and the poem. that jacket she has on reminds me that way back when i was a child, if a lady was in bed, she wore a short bed jacket to cover herself up, over her gown.
I like it! Cute poem.
Lovely smiley write!
Anna :o]
As laughter is the best medicine, I bet he prescribed her a limerick. Nice one!
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