The Importance of Being Clear
Cats and Hats are in her Future
There once was a woman who said,
I'm searching for a man widely-read,
To her chagrin
She found herself in
The arms of Dr. Seuss in bed.
To use his own words I truly desired, but in lawsuits I'd find me completely enmired.
Theodore Seuss' invented words and phrases are proprietary and the corporation is highly litigious.
About the Creator
Lea Springer
I'll be leaving Vocal for a while. Thank you to all for the great reads & comments on mine. I may be back this winter. Al the best to you everyone. Look for my new book "Where the Bush Planes Flew" on Amazon soon to be published.
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Comments (2)
A fun one, even if a tad frightening. 😂 Great job!
This limerick made me chuckle, but I can understand the cautionary note about the potential legal issues of using Dr. Seuss's trademarked language!!