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Limerick
June 23, 2020
There once was a man with no eyes (but with a nose)
Who went out and picked a rose
And others pointed in glee
Because of the point of a flower he couldn’t see
And created many verbal blows
And his sniffs they thought were his cries
But he kept the rose, to their surprise
the sniff was all in pretense
Because beauty isn’t only in one sense
There are lovely things that don’t require eyes.
© Grace F., West Chester, PA
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Idk. I was trying to remember an old poem but ended up writing my own instead.