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John Moynes

At some point in the last month, John Moynes passed the milestone of 1,500 Limericks A Day.

One thousand five hundred Limericks.

Written and posted on the same number of days.

Many will recall the callow, clean-shaven poet who, in 2011, began spreading the news through anapestic meter.

Few knew he would emerge – by sheer dint of number of ‘ricks posted – as the most published poet on the planet. 

A revered, wise elder daily bearding the likes of Trump armed with little more than five-lines in a world where nothing rhymes with orange.

We are working on some artwork to celebrate John’s achievement, but will need a little verse.

If you would like to share your appreciation to the Bard of Broadsheet you are very welcome to help complete the Limerick below:

‘A prolific poet called Moynes,

Picked up his pen and girded his loins,

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Verse must cease at 5.45pm.

Thanks all.

Earlier: A Limerick A Day

Restaurateur Philippe Weiner (above) says EU must have been referring to his place when warning diplomats to avoid a Brussels restaurant

If you’re in Brussels late and you feel
Like finishing work with a meal
The prices are high
And the waiter’s a spy
And all that you say he’ll reveal

John Moynes

Pic via The Guardian