That Sinking Feeling
This limerick is something I wrote
In work when trying to stay afloat
My quest for buoyancy
Meant metaphorically
Because I’ve never worked on a boat
A Clumsy Limerick About Having Too Much Work To Do
That Sinking Feeling This limerick is something I wrote In work when trying to stay afloat My quest for buoyancy Meant metaphorically Because I’ve never worked on a boat
James Proclaims! 
13 responses to “A Clumsy Limerick About Having Too Much Work To Do”
After 8 wasted hours I’ve worked it out.
Methinks
Work stinks-
Asinine dopes,
Fading hopes-
Satisfaction sinks.
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I’m laminating this and putting it on my desk
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Pedantically stripping this one bare
It doesn’t seem to be factually fair
if you’d worked on a boat
you never need to float
(as long as the boat is still there)
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PS: Did you fall over?
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I’m still standing, the metaphorical boat is still afloat and pedantry is always appreciated on this blog.
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Allow me to throw you a line
To help ensure all will be fine
if you feel you may sink
perhaps you overthink
take a breath, swim away from the decline
Hope you are feeling less sunk. 🙂
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I do overthink but in fact the limerick was poet license insofar as I have felt that way many times but not when I actually wrote it. But good response and apologies for not replying to you limerick with another limerick but we’d be here all night!
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And Edward Lear smiled. cheers
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A runcible comment if ever I read one…
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Here’s my haiku response.
My work day is done
A long weekend approaches
Celebrate with wine
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Alcohol makes everything better
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Poor James sometimes can’t stay afloat
While he works for his meagerly groat
But there’s no denyin’
He works hard and keeps tryin’
Even with comments from an old goat.
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Don’t drown.
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