Limerick of Confucius

The great Chinese philosopher Confucius
 wrote in maxims to avoid being circumlocutious.
   [That's a word that absurdly
   describes being wordy.]
 Be like Confucius, not like this verbose doofus. 

Idealist Limerick

The philosopher known as George Berkeley
 denied the existence of all matter, curtly.
   Still, when he wanted pie,
   he wouldn't be denied,
  but made sure he ate it covertly.

Jung Limerick

There was a psychiatrist named Jung
 who thought the Unconscious was far-flung --
  like Sandman's "The Dreaming"
  that you've seen on streaming:
 farfetched and fictional -- with heroes, unsung.

Freud Limerick

There once was a psychiatrist named Freud 
 who thought all were obsessed with filling a void...
   a void in the pants!
   Though some looked askance,
 and those whose cigars weren't cigars were annoyed.

Estonia Limerick

There was a soft-spoken jeweler from Estonia
 who often worked in cubic zirconia.
  He'd never tell a lie,
  but came across quite shy,
 Some thought they'd got the best deal in Estonia.

Ikkyū Limerick

There was a Zen master named Ikkyū
   who was thought by many to be cuckoo. 
 He'd allow a toot
  on his very own flute.
 Which was unbecoming of flutists (& monks, too.)

A Limerick of Doha

Said a construction worker in Doha,
 "I don't mean to sound so bourgeois,
   but being paid 'd be nice,
   and not with a cot -n- plain rice.
  Pardon if I show too much chutzpah."

Pushkin Limerick

The poet Alexander Pushkin
 challenged twenty-one duels with no win.
 But just that one loss,
  put him under a cross.
 Perhaps, he'd have lived if his skin weren't so thin. 

Artificial Intelligence Limerick

There once was a cutting-edge AI,
  whose code discouraged telling a lie.
 Asked about our species:
  "Your thinking is feces,
  but you're smarter than the average fruit fly."

Pune Limerick

There was a fast programmer from Pune
   who rolled the dice on Lady Fortuna.
 He caused more blue screens
  than you've ever seen
 'til they fired that wild coder from Pune.