I English literature the word 'Limerick' refers to:
A
Lyrical poems of five lines
B
Irony poems of five lines
C
Funny poems of live lines
D
Elegy of live lines
Correct Answer: Funny poems of live lines
A limerick is a humorous form of poetry that rhymes and has five lines. That's because limericks are a more popular, non - literary form of poetry: they're mainly humorous and often sexual. A limerick has five lines and follows the rhyme scheme aabba, using what is called anapestic meter (which has to do with syllables).