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A Fishy Limerick
There once was a lady of
Hastings
Who was busy with her much time
wastings
When lost down a
twitten
She was immediately
smitten
With her fish, and chip supper
and mushy pea tastings
by Jemia
Hastings
Who was busy with her much time
wastings
When lost down a
twitten
She was immediately
smitten
With her fish, and chip supper
and mushy pea tastings
by Jemia
Published 26th Mar 2024
Author's Note
in Hastings, a "twitten" is a local name for an alleyway
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29th Mar 2024 12:35pm
This limerick captures a whimsical moment in the life of the lady from Hastings, as she finds herself enchanted by the simple pleasure of enjoying fish and chips in a cozy alleyway ("twitten"). The use of local dialect and imagery adds charm to the verse, creating a vivid scene of seaside indulgence. It's a delightful tribute to the joys found in life's small pleasures.
