Nothing but limericks I write
No subject’s too big or too trite
So here’s a true story
That isn’t too gory
About a young lad’s dreadful plight
In Scotland, did young Patrick dwell
His life was comfy and swell
Irish brigands did float
To his home in a boat
And took him to Ireland to sell
In Ireland, Pat was a slave
And he did his best to behave
He herded the swine
Till given a sign
And left without even a wave
To home, as fast as he could
He thought, was proper and good
But he had a vision
And made a decision –
Return to Ireland he would
For Patrick, this wasn’t a game
So first, a priest he became
He returned to the isle
With nary a smile
And focused on spreading Christ’s name
There were many bad serpents about
But Patrick had never a doubt
With force he did pray
Each and every day
And the devils and snakes he cast out
So party, green beer and all
But please do your best to recall
That Patrick’s the reason
For this happy season
As you finish your pub-to-pub crawl
Copyright 2017
Copyright 2017
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