Crimes against rhymes

The New York Times asked Londoners for their experience of petty crime, and got, it must be said, some not entirely serious responses – story below:

Here’s my contribution – for those fortunate enough not to have heard it, the announcement in question, intended to encourage us to report suspected terrorists, exhorts us to: “See it, Say it – Sorted”.

Dear caring, concerned New York Times,/

The tube is a hotbed of crimes:/

That jingle with “sorted”?/

I want it reported/

For culpable absence of rhymes.///

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/dec/13/londoners-troll-new-york-times-petty-crimes

About twitmericks

There is an old fellow called Mick/Who's been penning the odd limerick/I admit he's no Keats/But he does them in tweets/So to follow, you just have to click. https://twitter.com/#!/twitmericks "The limerick master of the twitterati" (The Guardian).
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