Limericks.

LI: To write limericks

SC: It must have 5 lines lines, the last word of the first and last line must be the same and all the last words of each line must rhyme.

Limericks are nonsensical 5 line rhymes that were made popular hundreds of years ago by Edward Lear.  

Here is an example:

                     There was an old person of Pisa,

Whose daughters did nothing to please her;

She dressed them in gray, and banged them all day,

Round the walls of the city of Pisa.

There once was a girl named Jill

Who freaked out at the sight of a drill

she brushed everyday

so her dentist would say

Your teeth are quite perfect. No bill.

 

There once was a lady named Sue Who had nothing whatever to do And who did it so badly I thought she would gladly Have stopped before she was through.

                                                                       

There once was a guy

that had a fly as a nerd

and when that guy had a vine,

the fly died, and the guy cried

only to find that it was a lie.

There was an old man from Peru,

who dreamed he was eating his shoe,

He awoke in the night,

with a terrible fright,

and found out that it was quite true.

There once was a fellow named Tim

whose dad never taught him to swim.

He fell off a dock

and sunk like a rock.

And that was the end of him.