There once was a tissue named Bradley
Who could only do things quite sadly.
He snuffled and moaned
And bickered and groaned
And got thrown away quite gladly.
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Hi, Snoink, OMG HAHAHAHAHA!!! This is the cutest little poem I have ever read!!!! I absolutely fell in love with it!
The concept/ idea is so fantastic, telling the poem from the perspective of a tissue. AMAZING! It is a sad little piece almost dull but still very good. It is so short and cute I don’t want you to change anything. But maybe next time expand a bit on one line just to make emphasis on the sadness.
All in all it is a great poem. I look forward to reading more of your work...
Thanx,
Watchmeburn
Best.

Limerick.
Ever.
No joke.
I loved this.
Yay!
WOW!! nothing else I can say. You are very creative and I really really love your peom!! It made me cheerful and gave me a smile!
Awesome Snoink! This poem made me smile.
<-- See.
It's amusing, short, simple and enjoyable. I'll definitely think twice before using a tissue. And who knows, someday I might run into poor little Bradley lying crumpled up and used. At the moment of the throwing away he was not used, am I correct?
LMAO, Great! Love it! I'll never burn tissues for fun again! :p
I liked this. It made me smile. I think that the last line needs to be a syllable longer though. Maybe try saying "rather" instead of "quite", as that should fix this problem. Also, I think it would be fresher than saying "quite" twice in such a short poem. Other than that, I really enjoyed it.
i like the simplicity
Fun, Snoink. ;D
Oops, I didn't see your post at first, Brad. ^_^

Thanks you two! I always did like Shel Silverstein...
Shel Silverstein--exactly!
Enjoyable read, Snoink. Yayness for limerick-ness!
I know, its the weirdest thing, eh?
Bradley must be a popular name for the ever so useful tissue.
Psh, put that on your own topic. This topioc is about Bradley. The Tissue. Boo-yah!
I once wrote a limerick about tissues....
Let me see if I can remember, I think it went a little like this:
I once had a thought that weren't pure,
Inside a feeling did begin to mature.
I then closed my eyes,
Imagined a swimsuit issue...
Then there was something about a tissue. I think.
Or anyway, it was something like that.
Snoink,
This was a pleasurable read. It was something I might expect to stumble upon in a Shel Silverstein book. No serious comments, since this does not beckon seriousness.
Keep it up,
Brad
Ah, thanks!
And don't worry... tissues are little whiners, they are!
What should I use besides "quite?" Any ideas?
Very moving...
Yeah ... wow...
Now I'll never look at tissues the same way *gasps*
*picks up tissue* I never knew your pain O' beautiful tissues * blows nose upon it and tosses it away* Now where was I...
Yeah, this has to be one of the greatest limericks I've ever read since that toad one...
Nice, but "quite sadly" doesn't sound right to me. Use something else in place of quite.

But a good limerick!