A WASHINGTON lady, in Greek,
Decided to speak for a week.
But OLYMPIA folk
Thought that she spoke
With her tongue in the side of her cheek!
Find more state's verse and masses of other poems in 700 Limericks & How to Write Them by William Clark here.
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
WASHINGTON and its capital OLYMPIA verse
This limerick poem helps you remember WASHINGTON and its capital OLYMPIA. It is one of a collection of the 50 states of USA.
A WASHINGTON lady, in Greek,
Decided to speak for a week.
But OLYMPIA folk
Thought that she spoke
With her tongue in the side of her cheek!
Find more state's verse and masses of other poems in 700 Limericks & How to Write Them by William Clark here.
A WASHINGTON lady, in Greek,
Decided to speak for a week.
But OLYMPIA folk
Thought that she spoke
With her tongue in the side of her cheek!
Find more state's verse and masses of other poems in 700 Limericks & How to Write Them by William Clark here.
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