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Star Trek Limericks / poems
Lord Wolfden - Howl with Pride Started conversation May 3, 2005
I wrote these myself
1.
On the NX 01 they came, they explored, they went
The fans wanted to vent
The Directors they were sent
Paramount would not relent
Cannon would no repent
So Enterprise was irrelevant.
2.
There was a Doctor called Phlox
Who had incredibly smelly socks
They smelt like the back of an ox
And gave the crew the pox.
3.
There was a vulcan named T'pol
Who dressed up like a doll
This made Trip loll
And made Archer troll
Plus Malcolme and Travis went AWOL
4.
There was puppy called Porthos,
Who owner was rather displeased
When handing out cheese he started to sneeze,
As he had contracted a Klingon disease.
how about you having a try
Star Trek Limericks / poems
Captain T A Nuge, leader of the Clique (A3542186) Join today! -Back from the dead- Posted May 3, 2005
Limericks usually have an AABBA rhyming pattern, like this:
An engineer, Charles, known as Trip,
Was repairing the hull of the ship,
He felt like a fool,
Using the wrong tool,
He had closed up the hull with a zip.
Get the idea?
Star Trek Limericks / poems
Lord Wolfden - Howl with Pride Posted May 3, 2005
yes thats why I put / poems
Star Trek Limericks / poems
Captain T A Nuge, leader of the Clique (A3542186) Join today! -Back from the dead- Posted May 3, 2005
Technically, poems don't have to rhyme.
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- 3: GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 (May 3, 2005)
- 4: Lord Wolfden - Howl with Pride (May 3, 2005)
- 5: Captain T A Nuge, leader of the Clique (A3542186) Join today! -Back from the dead- (May 3, 2005)
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