From the INTRODUCTION.
Charles Morris, in his English Dictionary, defines a limerick as "a verse consisting of five lines, of which the fifth is left blank, to be supplied by competitors. It must rhyme with the first two lines."
The limerick is a form of verse which suits a very happy mood. Unfitted to the solitary, a good limerick must be laughed at and laughed over. The quip is in the final line and should be a brilliant bit of repartee or a witty turn of the original subject into an absurdity.
The alert mind will be quick to perceive the possibilities, not only of temporary enjoyment but of real literary.
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