UnPoetia:The poem that goes like this
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Poetry for people who hate poetry |
- At least once on Uncyclopedia
- There comes a poem that goes like this
- It works well through many media
- From AB-AB and A-A-A-A to limericks
- And now here comes the chorus
- For the poem that goes like this
- Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus
- Naysayers bray of dreadful days
- Where self-reference isn't here to stay
- These days are far from today, they say
- As is shown by this poem, calloo callay
- This line makes an excellent segue
- Into the next section, that is
- A limerick penned with Lizz's jizz
- Lizz got blue balls
- And ran headfirst into walls
- Which is why this limerick doesn't rhyme and has too many syllables at the end
- Also, it has too many lines
- Poor Lizz
- And now here comes the chorus
- For the poem that goes like this
- Chorus Chorus Chorus Chorus
- Some poems don't rhyme all the time
- Instead, some verses serve only as imagery
- Like a melting spoon posing non sequitors in latin
- As to advance the theme of the whole poem
- Like this one
- And now here comes the last refrain
- For the poem that drove me insane
- Refrain refrain refrain refrain