Lets write a Limerick, one line at a time.

[Mups]

There was a young lady from Sutton
Who was sadly a bit of a glutton
A huge plateful of pies
Brought a gleam to her eyes 
And so did a plateful of mutton.

**

There was an old man from Kent

[GrannyMac]

There was an old man from Kent
Who was noticed wherever he went 

[Alex]

There was an old man from Kent
Who was noticed wherever he went
His hair was bright red

[Ruthio]

There was an old man from Kent
Who was noticed wherever he went
His hair was bright red
And he had a huge head 

[Alex]

There was an old man from Kent
Who was noticed wherever he went
His hair was bright red
And he had a huge head
And spoke with a broad Geordie accent

A retired librarian from Hull

[Mups]

A retired librarian from Hull
Fancied a trip to Mull

[klondike]

A retired librarian from Hull
Fancied a trip to Mull
The rough sea made him sick

[GrannyMac]

A retired librarian from Hull
Fancied a trip to Mull
The rough sea made him sick
The cold got on his wick

[Mups]

A retired librarian from Hull
Fancied a trip to Mull
The rough sea made him sick
The cold got on his wick 
And the weather was raining and dull.

[klondike]

A wizened old vicar from Ealing 

[Alex]

A wizened old vicar from Ealing
Accused a poor choirboy of stealing

[Scrumpy]

A wizened old vicar from Ealing
Accused a poor choir boy of stealing
He said a bottle of waters gone missing
Which is needed for this afternoons christening

[Ruthio]

A wizened old vicar from Ealing
Accused a poor choir boy of stealing
He said "a bottle of water's gone missing
Which is needed for this afternoon's christening
And with you, my lad, I will be dealing"

[klondike]

There was a young lad from Poole
Who was always bunking off school

[Mups]

There was a young lad from Poole
Who was always bunking off school 
He would hide in the park
Until nearly dark