👉 Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'catamaran'
Okay, here's a horrifying limerick, unapologetically unsettling and revolving around the word "…c catamaran…": Upon a wave, quite black as night, Lay wreckage of a catamaran’s plight—. Pale sailors wept so low, Moss clinging below, you know, And silence birthed a ghastly blight.
👉 Catamarans are a type of sailboat that is designed to be used in both open water and coastal waters. They typically have two or more catamaran decks, which are similar to boats with a single deck. The catamarans are often longer than their traditional counterparts and can accommodate up to 10 people. The term "catamarans" comes from the French word "catamaran," which means "catamarine." In English, it is used as an adjective meaning
