There once was a boy name BonWho loved to sit and eat CornHe looked like R-KellyAnd loved Felly-BellyBut couldn't find a girl to roll on
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You sure is Bon or Ron????? hehe
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ReplyDeleteOh wow! I Love this. Great choice of words (Nasha)
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ReplyDeleteGood limerick. Perhaps Bon should stop looking. (Brittney D)
This limmerick is very funny. Good work group members. Is this Ron's autobiography?
ReplyDeleteImpressive writing skills. This is very entertaining. I will surely use some of your pieces in my class.
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A very entertaining limerick. The purpose of this piece was certainly to entertain your audience. Well done, because the purpose definitely achieved. I was indeed entertained.
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All i had in my mind was Ron. Great limerick, awesome creativity.
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