Limerick Challenge

I recently did an unofficial challenge here on Vocal, asking my fellow creators to write me Limericks. I was even warned I might regret it because everyone loved writing Limericks. Needless to say, the community flooded my post with their links to their Limericks. Some excellent Limericks made it hard to choose from the many to narrow them down to just five.

If you want to read more about the challenge, you can do so here:

I have picked my winners. It was hard for me to choose just one Limerick to win. I have read and re-read until I could narrow it down.

Once I had the winning Limericks picked out, I was ready to announce the winners and pay the $1 tip to the winners. That is when I hit another snag. It seems the tip options did not suit me. I have tried three devices, and the Link payment would not work. Finally, I got Google Pay to work for me, and I should have all the tips paid out by tomorrow.

In no particular order, you will find listed below the Limericks that I thought were the best out of all the ones that were entered into my challenge. I hope you all enjoy them.

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Kayleigh Fraser wrote me a Limerick called Lured about a spider named Fred, who Karma claims one day.

You can read about it below.

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Hannah Moore wrote me a Limerick called Insert Relevant Proper Noun Here about a bad public man who thought that everything should be okay because he confessed.

You can read about it about.

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Dana Crandall wrote me a Limerick called Somebody Stop Me, which is about writing more and more and more Limericks for none other than Me.

You can read about it here.

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Real Poetic wrote me a Limerick about Spooky Season and freaks coming out at night.

You can read about it here.

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Thavien Yliaster wrote me many Limericks. I chose the one called Left Feeling Salty out of all, even though they all were good. It’s about a man who dated the sea.

You can read about it here.

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Dharrsheena Raja Segarran wrote a Limerick for me called Erubescence about a girl obsessed with the color red and a toxic relationship. She got a TOP STORY with it.

You can read about it here.

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Please read and give their stories some love!

As always, I appreciate y’all.