Here's a neat limerick that I wrote as a bonus assignment for my univerisity calculus course. The assignment was to write an "equation limerick", ie. a real equation written in limerick form. It took me a while but I'm rather proud of the result. The equation I chose is:
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d cot(t)
-- ln(ln(sin(t))) = ----------
dt ln(sin(t))
With itself and sine t, I suppose,
Though complex it may be,
It's derivative, see,
Is cotan by "lawn" sine, so you know.
Here's another (math-related) limerick that I wrote just because I felt like it:
A mathematician named Erdös
Found proofs that would cause him to sweardös:
"By the hook or the crook
That came straight from The Book!
And I know how they're so very raredös."
And finally, here's a lowbrow and semi-risqué limerick that I didn't write:
Once a young man from Kabul
Found red spots all over his tool.
Said his doctor, a cynic,
"Get out of my clinic.
Just wipe off the lipstick, you fool!"