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barretthunter
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#1 | Posted: 23 Jan 2016 20:19
I'm still composing spanked policewoman limericks. They help me get to sleep and some I remember next morning!

My approach is often to think of a challenging word that would fit well into a spanked policewoman story and then try very hard to find two rhymes for it (the rhyming scheme AABBA of a limerick places great demands on the A rhyme as you need to find TWO rhymes for the last word of the first line; so before starting to compose a limerick it's wise to make sure you have your A-A-A rhymes).

Some few words have defied me. One, until today, was "pornographer". I am proud to announce that I have at last found two acceptable if not precisely fitting rhymes and incorporated them in a policewoman spanking limerick.

OTKinCT2
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USA
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#2 | Posted: 23 Jan 2016 23:32
Sounds good to me. Few things turn me on more than how an attractive woman looks while wearing a police uniform.

barretthunter
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England
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#3 | Posted: 24 Jan 2016 22:02
Then many of my stories and verses would suit you, OTK.

I thought I'd tease by not saying what the rhymes were. They're SLOG ROUGHER and FLOG ROUGHER. Another frustrating word I couldn't rhyme was NUISANCE and I thought of two rhymes - one of them SHOE SENSE - but I've forgotten the other!

opb
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England
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#4 | Posted: 25 Jan 2016 08:18
Err TOO TENSE perhaps?

Also doesn't PHOTOGRAPHER rhyme with pornographer? But I suppose you wanted a mosaic rhyme because they are funnier

Goodgulf
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#5 | Posted: 25 Jan 2016 08:30
I find that if you google "Rhythms with " you will get many examples of words that rhythm...

Then again, there's a song I know that includes the word parthenogenesis - partly because it fits the song, partly because it rhythms with "Big black nemesis"

barretthunter
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England
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#6 | Posted: 25 Jan 2016 10:19
"arse, and oh, tennis is..."

BlooDenim
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#7 | Posted: 25 Jan 2016 12:46
Nuisance.......
New stance? That could easily be incorporated!
Old pants
Blue pants
new pants

Redskinluver
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USA
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#8 | Posted: 25 Jan 2016 14:31
BlooDenim
And of course hot pants
Which has a double meaning on a spanking site. How delish it is to imagine a curvaceous bottom encased in tight hot pants getting paddled!

barretthunter
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England
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#9 | Posted: 25 Jan 2016 22:49
Bloo denim: Many thanks. "Old pants" (and "hot pants") rhymes only in the last syllable, which isn't enough, but the others work very well.

Ollie: yes, "photographer" does rhyme with "pornographer", but it doesn't advance the action much. You spend two of your five lines explaining that the photographer is a pornographer.

Alef
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#10 | Posted: 30 Jan 2016 09:05
barretthunter:
My approach is often to think of a challenging word that would fit well into a spanked policewoman story and then try very hard to find two rhymes for it (the rhyming scheme AABBA of a limerick places great demands on the A rhyme as you need to find TWO rhymes for the last word of the first line; so before starting to compose a limerick it's wise to make sure you have your A-A-A rhymes).

Except for the policewomen, this sounds very familiar

 
 
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