The Promenade, 1918, by Marc Chagall
Amelia was a bit of a loon
Only eating by the light of the moon
Some folks called her flighty
Wearing only her nightie
And appearing to be a balloon
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Many thanks to Tess Kincaid for MagpieTales.
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Some folks called her flighty
Wearing only her nightie
And appearing to be a balloon
~~~~~~
Many thanks to Tess Kincaid for MagpieTales.
To read more takes on this image go here:
http://www.magpietales.blogspot.com/2013/06/mag-173.html
I love the idea of her being a balloon
ReplyDeleteI love this delightful little limerick!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved this flighty verse to match the flighty Chagall.
ReplyDeleteA very fun take on this image.
ReplyDeleteha. he better hold on or she might float away...smiles..
ReplyDeleteLove your poem, a perfect match for Chagall's painting.
ReplyDeleteGreat fun. Enjoyed that.
ReplyDeleteHa ha, and we all know where Amelia ended up !, flighty indeed ....
ReplyDeleteThis is a great little rhyme! and it made me chuckle thanks!
ReplyDeleteCool, that's the word: cool.
ReplyDelete*giggle*
ReplyDeleteLaughing here. Very cute:-)
ReplyDeletecrisp and cute...
ReplyDeleteLOL!
ReplyDeleteLove it :-)
*Giggles*
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun neighbor!
ReplyDeleteLaughing and smiling! If she's a loon, then at least she looks like she is having fun!
ReplyDeleteMargaret left this comment and I accidently deleted it-sorry Margaret!
ReplyDeleteMargaret has left a new comment on your post "Magpie Tales #173":
...and he loves her anyway :)
Margaret's link is here:
http://margaretbednar365.blogspot.com/2013/06/the-mag-173-together.html
Lovely limerick.
ReplyDeleteFlighty indeed.
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