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limericks

  • The Kerch Bridge

    Putin wasn’t concerned with protection
    When he forced his unwanted connection;
    His unnatural lust
    Added length to his thrust,
    But he couldn’t maintain his erection.

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  • Putin’s trip to Luhansk is all front,
    Using officers groomed for the stunt,
    And a stage fitted out
    As the worthy redoubt
    Of a slimy, degenerate runt.

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  • Putin’s visited troops at the rear -
    So he says, but the facts are unclear:
    For in footage collated
    And geolocated,
    The dictator doesn’t appear.

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  • Far-removed from the catus in Cato,
    Putin frowns, like a puzzled potato,
    A delusional spud
    Coming down with a thud
    Cause he’s doubled his border with NATO.

  • Putin’s talked through his arse from the start;
    Now his underwear’s falling apart.
    Take ‘petard’, often pinned,
    From the French ’to break wind’,
    And he’s hoist by his own little fart.

  • The Order of Courage is spawning
    In Russia, but not for the fawning;
    Its recipients, cursed,
    Have to detonate first,
    Which for some may be seen as a warning.

  • The achievements of Putin are sweeping,
    And recorded for Infamy’s keeping;
    Every notch, every knurl,
    Like the death of a girl,
    Just eleven years old, who was sleeping.

  • Reptilian Russian, a repto,
    Sends force, unprepared and inepto,
    To ransack the store
    Of the nation next door
    In the classic, Attack of the Klepto.

  • Putin’s trains run on secretive tracks,
    Lest his populace venture attacks.
    Russia’s fearful and grim,
    But it terrifies him,
    And the tyrant can never relax.

  • If Putin were vegetable, gee,
    What manner of plant would he be?
    As a poisonous seed
    He could grow to a weed,
    But he’d never amount to a tree.

  • Putin’s version of history is twisted
    With falsehoods, pathetically listed;
    By his logic, what’s more,
    Russia’s losing its war
    To a nation that never existed.

  • With so many men never-aftered,
    Russia’s looking for more to get shafted;
    But political stuff
    Means there’s never enough -
    Putin’s doubles are not to be drafted.

  • For ridiculous, nothing can rival
    Putin’s Great Patriotic Revival;
    Yet there is, as he spake,
    Some existence at stake -
    Russia’s fighting for Putin’s survival.

  • Take the Council, it’s yours to enjoy,
    As you murder a five-month-old boy
    In Avdiivka, where you
    Killed his grandmother, too.
    What a brave new world order, Old Boy.

  • In Putin’s peculiar obsession,
    He’s an emperor seeking expression;
    As a Nazi who’d like
    His own thousand-year Reich,
    He’s indifferent to words like aggression.

  • With Ukraine so gamely resisting,
    Russia’s ship of aggression is listing.
    As the vessel goes down,
    Some abandon, some drown,
    And a little tsar’s neck gets a twisting.

  • In his bubble, with those who agree,
    Vladimir Vladimirovich P
    Gives a shrug at Bakhmut:
    ‘They’re just fodder on foot.
    All that matters to history is me.'

  • For Putin, a cease-fire’s appealing -
    His war of aggression is reeling;
    But Ukraine will control
    All its territory, whole,
    Ere it stops for a scone and Darjeeling.

  • Is anyone e’er so reviled
    As one who would murder a child?
    And could there be any
    Who’ve murdered as many
    As Putin, as so far compiled?

  • The Axis, claims Putin’s new sting,
    Lives again in the West. What a thing!
    But the only new Axis,
    In theory and praxis,
    Is Russia aligned with Beijing.

  • It’s a drone war, the first, no dissem’lin’,
    But ‘drone’ is a bit of a gremlin:
    There’s the flying device,
    Then there’s taking advice
    From the drones who inhabit the Kremlin.

  • Little Putin is singing a song:
    ‘I have columns of tanks that are strong.
    And you’ll know you’re alive
    In a T-55,
    Though you mightn’t be knowing it long.'

  • I’m a coward, says Vladimir Puting:
    You’ll never get me near the shooting.
    Put some stooges in place
    For my stand-in to face,
    Then I’ll let you get back to the looting.

  • There’s a log in a bog in a fog
    And a dog on the log in the bog
    And a frog in the bog
    That’s agog at the dog
    On the log in the bog in the fog

  • It’s a local but physical law,
    That in England, if one is outdoor,
    And an object is downed,
    It will never hit ground,
    But is certain to land on the floor.