My First Limerick

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Sometimes as gentle as a dove
Sometimes being very shove
Forcing me to tie my hair
Which makes me look like a tennis player
Filled with unconditional love

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  1. asiddiqui1 April 2014 at 00:49

    You don't like to be look like a tennis player or do you?
    It's really amusing!!

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  2. Anonymous7 April 2014 at 22:56

    Just reading ur blog
    It seems like a lot
    Coming from a young girl
    Creating in the vast world
    her very own spot.

    :) My very first limerick, not as good as yours, but had fun writing it. Thanks to u.

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    1. Fatima Salman Siddiqui10 April 2014 at 22:42

      I like your limerick. And thanks for seeing my blog.

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  3. Kenza17 July 2014 at 11:32

    Nice limerick! <3 I've been writing them like crazy recently! :D Keep it up with the awesome writing!

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