Unsubtlety

is not subtle.

Bad Poetry July 7, 2009

Filed under: bad poetry, life — unsubtlety @ 2:25 am
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I am not a poet. But I get a really good laugh out of bad poetry. And since I have a blog, and am blogging on said blog, I obviously have some time on my hands to make, oh… say… bad poetry?

1. My Life

My life is like a
s  c  a t     t e  r
of bones
laying about
as if
to remind me of
that time,
that time when
my brother
DEMOLISHED
some crappy thing I built
out of U n  sT  urD    Y
materials.

2. Bad Poetry

I have something to say, for I am mad.
Who is to say that a poem is bad?
A poem is but a spout of happy or sad.
So if rhythm or meter I have not,
Is this prose that I’ve got?
“Maybe,” you say? Well, thanks a lot.

3. Ode to Legos and Fig Newtons

Oh sweet colorful box,
Ones, twos, threes, fours,
And the double-rows with your fatness,
What shall we build today?
You tell me, please,
For I have the
—PONY—Attention span
of a —SHINY— small gnat-like
flea-intelligent —HOT PANTS!—

Forgive me, I have forgotten why we were talking about fig newtons.

 

2 Responses to “Bad Poetry”

  1. Rachel Says:

    I’m suddenly craving Fig Newtons

  2. stephaleena Says:

    That first one…though sad, makes me laugh thinking of brothers and their penchant towards destruction of things created by their sisters. :)


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