Glenmore National School

A limerick is a five lined poem. It has a special rhyming scheme. The first two line rhyme, the second two lines rhyme and the first line rhymes with the last line. This rhyming scheme is shown as A,A, B,B,A. Here are our Halloween limericks:

I met a fat cat,
He knew a scary bat,
He had a host of toast,
And sold it all for a toy ghost
But the bat got fat and ate the hat.
By: Fergal M. Gill
Sixth Class

There was a white ghost,
Who ate a lot of toast,
He got too fat,
And they called him a rat,
So he made the most of being a ghost.
By: Cormac Blehein
Sixth Class

Halloweeen is the time of year,
Where vampires and ghosts appear,
The witch is on the broom with her cats,
Flying through the air with scary bats,
They are zombies around, but do not fear.
By: Niamh Gallagher
Sixth Class

I went up the windy hill,
And the wind was really still,
I saw a big black witch,
She was sitting on the ditch,
And she was balancing with great skill.
By: Paul McDonnell
Sixth Class.

The witch was wearing black,
she had a hump on her back,
She rode a broom,
That went zoom,
And she wore a black mack.
By: Fergal P. Gill
Sixth Class.

The ghost was eating toast,
With the jam he liked the most,
The cat was eating rats,
The witch was with her bats,
While eating the Sunday roast.
By: Megan Heffron
Fourth Class

Once there was a witch,
Who flew into a ditch,
At home was her cat on the mat,
Who was very fat,
And didn't move a stitch.
By: Darragh Gill
Forth Class

Bats flew into the cats,
Witches fell into the ditches,
Spiders in gliders,
Vampires in campers,
Both the cat and bat are extremely fat.
By: Rebecca Gallagher
Third class