Originally posted by kmac27Ok as a concession to the digital age we live in, I wrote a digital poem (which rhymes). Check it out:
so in english i have to write limericks for a poetry unit and heres what i came up with.
there was a guy named peter pan
who came from a place called never land
he found the lost boys
and made them his toys
michael jackson was that man
post yours this would be a fun one since i've seen the haiku one on here as well. if this is offensive to anyone i'll have this removed. enjoy.
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101101010011010100101101
010100110010101001010010
101001110110001001010010
Like it? What did you think?
Originally posted by sonhouseWe have a pretty witty king,
There was a young man from New York
Who ate up his pork with a fork
A fellow came by
and slapped his left eye
And he swallowed the fork with the pork.
(turned in to my english class as a freshman in Anchorage HS)
The teach got a giggle anyway.
Whose word no man relies on;
He never said a foolish thing,
Nor ever did a wise one.
Originally posted by wittywonkaThough it seems that most of the time,
There once was the son of a dentist
Who always behaved like a menace,
Making milk chocolate
And eating lots of it,
Wittywonka's his name if you didn't get it...
an amateur's lim'rick's lines rhyme,
there's an expansion
of dubious scansion
by which I mean there is a tendency for the syllable counts of limericks in this thread to deviate from the format for limericks in general, which is bad though not likely a crime.
Originally posted by ChronicLeakyRhyme nor syllable count
Though it seems that most of the time,
an amateur's lim'rick's lines rhyme,
there's an expansion
of dubious scansion
by which I mean there is a tendency for the syllable counts of limericks in this thread to deviate from the format for limericks in general, which is bad though not likely a crime.
is important to this clown
so I do as I please
may my limericks rest in peace
for I care not about the syllables that mount