'twas A Mariner Ancient Said, 'say by Franklin Pierce Adams

There Was A Young Maiden Of Joppa by Samuel Hopkins Adams

A Chemistry Student Named Boma by Don Augur

In New Orleans There Dwelled A Young Creole by Alben Barkley

Bill Bounce, Being Fat For A Jockey by Paul Bartlett

Limerick by Arnold Bennett

A Ghoulish Old Fellow In Kent by Morris Gilbert Bishop

An Inventive Young Man In Monroe by Morris Gilbert Bishop

A Lady Who Rules Fort Montgomery by Morris Gilbert Bishop

Limerick by Morris Gilbert Bishop

The Limerick Is Furtive And Mean by Morris Gilbert Bishop

A Modernist Preacher Of Redding by Morris Gilbert Bishop

Said A Fervent Young Lady Of Hammels by Morris Gilbert Bishop

There's A Dowager Near Sneden's Landing by Morris Gilbert Bishop

There's A Tiresome Young Man In Bay Shore by Morris Gilbert Bishop

According To Experts, The Oyster by Berton Braley

Said A Fellow From North Philadelphia by Berton Braley

When Twins Came, Their Father, Dan Dunn by Berton Braley

There Was A Young Man With A Hernia by Heywood Broun

For Hours My Wife Says 'goodbye.' by Frank Gelett Burgess

Limerick by Frank Gelett Burgess

On Digital Extremities by Frank Gelett Burgess

Pray Search This Wide Land With A Glimmer Stick by Elmo Calkins

The Death Of Polybius Jubb by Ignatius Royston Dunnachie Campbell

A Man Hired By John Smith And Co by Samuel Langhorne Clemens

When A Train On The New York, New Ha by Arthur W. Dobson

Said Newlywed Henpecked Mcleod by William Engel

There Was A Young Lady From Trent by John Etheridge

'tis Strange How The Newspapers Honor by Eugene Field

To An Artist A Husband Called Bicket by John Galsworthy

There Was A Young Man From New York by Hugh Gibson

Limerick by William Schwenck Gilbert

From Number Nine, Penwiper Mews by Edward Gorey

The Ladies Inhabiting Venus by Al Graham

Have You Heard Of Madam Lupescu by Robert Hass

A Damsel, Seductive And Handsome by Oliver Brook Herford

Limerick by Oliver Brook Herford

Limerick by Oliver Brook Herford

Limerick by Oliver Wendell Holmes

Limerick by Charles Cuthbert Inge

Limerick by William Ralph Inge

There Was A Young Man So Benighted by Frances Parkinson Keyes

There Once Lived A Lad In Quebec by Rudyard Kipling

Exchange And Mart by Ronald Arbuthnott Knox

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

Limerick by Edward Lear

A Fellow They Call Aloysius by Max Lief

Limerick by Donald Robert Perry Marquis

Arthur by Ogden Nash

Requiem by Ogden Nash

Annoying Miss Tillie Mclush by Joseph S. Newman

There Was An Old Lawyer Named Dolan by Joseph S. Newman

A Fellow Of Little Renown by Agnes Pearson

Miss Fanny, A Girl From Bryn Mawr by Lois Powell

Said A Potentate Gross And Despotic by Mary Owen Rank

A Patriot, Living At Ewell by Langford Reed

Said A Fair-headed Maiden Of Klondike by Langford Reed

Said A Foolish Young Lady In Wales by Langford Reed

While Humming Andante Cantabile by A. C. Spectorsky

There Was An Old Man Of The Cape by Robert Louis Stevenson

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The Ankle's Chief End Is Exposiery by Carolyn Wells

A Girl On A Cruise Boat Named Mercer by Carolyn Wells

Limerick by Carolyn Wells

Limerick by Carolyn Wells

Limerick by Carolyn Wells

Said An Ardent Young Bridegroom Named Trask by Carolyn Wells

Limerick by Thomas Woodrow Wilson

......OMG,anyway,it's really interesting,if you r interested in Edward Lear's limericks also

Bennett Cerf(May 25, 1898 – August 27, 1971) was a publisher and co-founder of Random House , also known for his own compilations of jokes and puns , for regular personal appearances lecturing across the United States , and for his television appearances in the panel game show What's My Line? .(Ref.wikipedia)