Limerick Poems About Rail | Rail Limerick Poems
Written by Cindi Rockwell
Categories: fishing, funny, myth, ocean, sea,

Catch of the Day

A merman once jumped o’er my rail,
And we shared four gallons of ale!
I don’t kiss and tell
But my panties fell
And that was my best piece of tail!

July 31, 2018


Written by Eve Roper
Categories: humor, husband, wife,

Bon Voyage

She thought she was really hip the beauty queen of the ship, but she made my life hell so she went over the rail hope she likes a cool wet dip. 9/18/2017



Written by Jack Ellison
Categories: conflict,

A Battle of Wills

It's a constant battle of wills with my son and me One-upmanship is foremost in our daily “get along” tree Heads are strong Equal right or wrong Mostly friendly but goes off the rail if we really disagree


Written by Daisy Ward
Categories: humor,

Blew a Tire

While driving his tire blew
Throwing him off the road right through
A solid steel guard rail
He suddenly turns pale
When realizing, he was thru


Written by Daisy Ward
Categories: humorous,

The Tail

He ate a rabbit then grew a tail
Start moving around like a snail
Tried to chop it off
At a very high-cost
He laid his tail onto a train’s rail