When you aspire to write a novel
You may end up living in a hovel
If your day job you quit
In a premature fit
Of rage, then to your boss you must grovel!
In response to Mind and Life Matters limerick challenge.
Aspire – a limerick
All my creative pursuits.
Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
This is hilariously true 🙂
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I keep saying she needs to publish a book of limericks…
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Ha! ‘Cause I’m full of Blarney!
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Well, that, too!! 😉
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She’s good!
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That is so very true! I wonder if quitting the day job is necessary to be considered as a writer?
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Not at all! Plenty of published authors have other careers! And some of them keep them even if they become successful at writing!
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That sounds reassuring! 🙂
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I know some bloggers love awards and some bloggers simply don’t accept awards. Just wanted you to know I love reading what you write and you have been nominated for The Versatile Blogger Award https://daisy9979.wordpress.com/2016/02/15/versatile-blogger-award-2/
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This is great! 🙂
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Thank you!
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Hmm, this warning could be written for me! 🙂
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Me as well and I’m self employed! 😀
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Ha ha! Oh dear 🙂
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LOVE THIS. Writing for money?? That is hilarious. Great limerick.
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Haha! Yep! It’s all about love!
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Wonderful 🙂 I see many novels and hovels in my own future. Now I say something profound about crumbling walls allowing our creative minds to soar free…
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Ah, the soul of the artist, which sees beauty in decrepitude! That is wonderful!
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So accurate it’s funny!
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Great limerick! An unfortunate reality…
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Yep, so true.
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