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Limerick Day by James Aitchison

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By australianchildrenspoetry May 28, 2025

May the twelfth is Limerick Day,

So I thought I’d better just say,

Limericks are fun,

Have a go at one,

Grab your pen without delay!

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Categories: Australian children's poetry Tags: James Aitchison, limericks, rhyming poems, writing

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