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LURID LIMERICKS

43 Verses About Murderers, Monsters and Maniacs

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Miss Madeline's marriage is stellar

To blissfulness love does propel her

The secret she said

Was to wealthily wed

And then dig a grave in the cellar.

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A cannibal chef from Peru

Came down with a case of the flu

He stayed home in bed

With a warm human head

That he plucked from his leftover stew.

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A man found himself out of luck

When one day squashed flat by a truck

Quite an error was made

When to rest he was laid

Because premature burials suck.

There was an odd farmer named Ed

Who fancied the flesh of the dead

For a mask he did crave

So he dug up her grave

And removed his mum's face from her head.

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There once was a murdering nurse

Who wrote of her dark deeds in verse

Like a psychotic poet

But her patients didn't know it

Until they wound up in a hearse!

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In London a mystery madman arrived

From butchering women his pleasure derived

Equipped with a scalpel

He crept through Whitechapel

And nary a one of his victims survived.

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In Fall River none did confess

To who made the blood-splattered mess

Which through the house spread

Staining everything red

And much to the housemaid's distress.

The Blood Countess known as Bathory

Took pleasure from murder most gory

A true psychopath

She loved a blood bath

In fact she was quite predatory.

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A railway conductor named Savage

Discovered a corpse in the baggage

The smell was not pleasing

To stop him from wheezing

He let it off at the next bridge. 

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There once was a fellow named Vlad

A love for impalement he had

He told wondrous tales

Of his victims' entrails

Until he went totally mad.

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Beware of the man with black gloves

For strangling is all that he loves

In alleyways dark

He hunts like a shark

But chokes up when push comes to shove.

There once was an innocent teen

Possessed by a demon so mean

She made a rude sound

As her head spun around

And ejected a gusher of green.

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A gent by the name of Mad Jack

Was seen with a large burlap sack

In the graveyard he lurked

And when caught he just smirked

That his job was a pain in the back.

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A man with a strange savoir faire

Unleashed a horrendous nightmare

With a Beatles LP

He went on a death spree

But he kept it a Family affair.

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The mincemeat in Grandmother's pie

Is flavored with arsenic and lye

At weddings, communions

And family reunions

They say for a slice they could die.

A freeloading oaf dared to crash

Count Dracula's Halloween bash

By the end of the night

He had perished from fright

And his carcass wound up in the trash.

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When full is the moon he does howl

And through the woods on all fours prowl

So keep in your room

A wolfsbane in bloom

Or your innards he might disembowel.

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In everyone's closet you'll find

A skeleton of every kind

For one real go-getter

The more bones the better

So he dug up the graveyard and dined.

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Beware of our dear nanny's wrath

Her mind's on a dangerous path

Like the rest you'll be found

To have suddenly drowned

When she gives you your afternoon bath.

There was a young lady named Minnie

Who traveled abroad to New Guinea

She offered a bribe

To a cannibal tribe

But they shunned her for she was too skinny.

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There once was a sensuous witch

Whose hair was the color of pitch

She sneaked from her coven

To go join a love-in

Where more than her nose did she twitch.

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A mutated creature from hell

Below in the sewer did dwell

His eyes flashed like lasers

His fangs slashed like razors

But more monstrous still was his smell.

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A black widow named Betty Jean

Was on husband number thirteen

She kept getting married

To men who got buried

With hardly a break in between.

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There was a mad doctor named Frank

Who used the spare parts from a tank

For his monstrous creation

Which flattened the nation

And rose to a General's rank.

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Young Damian asked his dear mother

Why he had no sister or brother

She then did recall

That he murdered them all

And that's why there was not another.

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The children on All Hallows' Eve

Avoid the abode of Big Steve

He thinks it quite dandy

To eat them like candy

Leaving their parents to grieve.

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The shop class of Wilford the teacher

Was prized for its specialty feature

But alas he was caught

When his students were taught

The assembly of Frankenstein's creature.

An oddity from Seminole

Who was born with the face of a mole

Traveled only at night

For his looks were a fright

And by sunrise returned to his hole.

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With words that imparted great dread

Wanda the sorceress said

I'm fresh out of mandrake

So you'll have to just take

Your coffee with creamer instead.

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Igor thought it would be cool

To be a professional ghoul

He dug up a stiff

But gagged with one whiff

And dropped out of grave-robbing school.

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Young Edgar was fond of Marie

To propose, he got down on one knee

But to his great dismay

She just faded away

For a ghost of a chance had not he.

A frank undertaker named Fred

Of basketball players once said

To fit them in coffins

We must all too often

Use loppers to take off their heads.

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A bumbling Satanic high priest

Attempted to raise up the Beast

He got a surprise

When nothing did rise

So he threw in a packet of yeast.

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A smiling clown lived a sad life

With plenty of sorrow and strife

By chance he discovered

That happiness hovered

Soon after he chopped up his wife.

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A glum suicidal arranged

To put her head in a gas range

She first should have checked it

For the stove was electric

So her plans at the last minute changed.

The BTK killer once said

That murder went straight to his head

He used not a gun

For that was no fun

He preferred strangulation instead.

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There once was a lass named Aileen

Who found shooting men to be keen

At her state execution

She swore retribution

But that will remain to be seen.

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There once was a freckle-faced teen

Whose hair had a bloody red sheen.

Her gun shot eleven

Which felt just like Heaven

For Mondays just weren't her scene.

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Boris, a daft evildoer

Attempted to dump down the sewer

A dead hooker's head

But he fell in instead.

Shaking his fist, he said, "Screw her!"

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A serial killer named Duff

Committed his crimes in the buff

When strapped to Old Sparky

He said rather snarky

This seat on my bare bum is rough!

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Mortimer Dowd was a creep

Through windows at night he did peep

He made the mistake

Of peeping Big Jake

And wound up in several heaps.

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There once was a man named Lamar

Whose habits were rather bizarre

He liked to play coroner

And dissect a foreigner

And keep all their brains in a jar.

Marie Antionette lost her head

And unsympathetically said,

“Let them eat cake” –

Her first big mistake

She should have said ‘strychnine’ instead.

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