Famous Poems Rewritten as Limericks

I stumbled upon these while looking for some traditional limericks:

There once was a horse-riding chap

Who took a trip in a cold snap
He stopped in the snow

But he soon had to go:

He was miles away from a nap.

There once was a girl named Lenore

And a bird and a bust and a door

And a guy with depression

And a whole lot of questions

And the bird always says "Nevermore."

There once was a poet named Will

Who tramped his way over a hill

And was speechless for hours

Over some stupid flowers

This was years before TV, but still.

There was a man who, at low tide

Would walk with the Lord by his side

Jesus said "Now look back;

You'll see one set of tracks.

That's when you got a piggy-back ride."

This note on the fridge is to say

That those ripe plums that you put away

Well, I ate them last night

They tasted all right

Plus I slept with your sister. M'kay?

In Xanadu, there was this guy

Built a pleasure dome for which to die

It had rivers to Hades

and mad singing ladies

and then - oh man, I am so high.

I came to a fork in the wood

Two paths there, one crappy, one good

I chose the baddun

I wish that I haddun

Cos now I am stuck in the mud

From: http://badgods.com/limerickpoems.html