Limerick by W. H. Auden
The great 20th century British-American poet W. H. Auden, in addition to his major social and psychological works such as The Age of Anxiety, wrote some bawdy limericks. We saw one earlier. Here's another one.
As the poets have mournfully sung
Death comes to the innocent young.
To the rolling in money,
To the screamingly funny,
And to the very well hung.
6 comments:
Love it. Great illustrations, too. That last guy's dick is glorious.
And, oh, my.... He IS hung.
Mon Dieu !
Son phallus est énorme :)
-Beau Mec
That thing is just scary!
Love it, and the last guy, wow, my jaw dropped.
I like the body on the first guy.
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