It's the end times
and the end rhymes
it's the undead throng
singing their pedantic song
It's that trite shake
that overdone opprobrious break
that plethoric bombastic magnitude
with that vitriolic platitude
I spy nothing exciting
just the compulsory rioting
soporific is this demonstration
of donnybrooks and defenestration
It's the end times
and the end rhymes
with this tedious trend
this mundane telegraphed end
But it still beats homework.
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Re: But it still beats homework.
I can't really say it makes that much sense at all. Just seems like you threw in alot of rymeing stuff. Maybe thats just me though.
Re: But it still beats homework.
At first when people didn't get my poetry I felt annoyed, but then I realized that means I'm probably doing it right. :/\
...pataphors, what? I have no idea what you're talking about. >~> <~< >~> <~>
Edit: Well, at least one person got it. But he's roughly as tweaked as me, lol.
...pataphors, what? I have no idea what you're talking about. >~> <~< >~> <~>
Edit: Well, at least one person got it. But he's roughly as tweaked as me, lol.
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Re: But it still beats homework.
Poetry in my oppinion isn't supposed to make sense.
Re: But it still beats homework.
Sure it is.
But only to the writer, and people crazy enough to claim understanding of him or her.
But only to the writer, and people crazy enough to claim understanding of him or her.
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Re: But it still beats homework.
There doesn't seem to be any distinct rhythm here, which is an odd thing to see combined with a rhyming scheme.
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Re: But it still beats homework.
On that note; Robert Frost was well renowned for f*cking around with the rhythm of his poems, and he's one of the best that there ever has been.marthwmaster wrote:There doesn't seem to be any distinct rhythm here, which is an odd thing to see combined with a rhyming scheme.
EDIT: Subversed by the fact that he also f*cked around with the rhyme scheme, but still..
Re: But it still beats homework.
So this kid is sitting back watching a riot. I am guessing he considers the rioters to be idiots who do not know what they are rioting about or do not think very deeply. OR perhaps he is a survivor in a zombie apocalypse watching the dead walkin' round XD
That is me not reading too much into it though. You have a marvelous vocabulary my friend. I had to look up many of the words.
That is me not reading too much into it though. You have a marvelous vocabulary my friend. I had to look up many of the words.
Re: But it still beats homework.
Those are both pretty much right. It's the inner thoughts of a know-it-all youth dismayed by the banality and mundaneness of the end of the world(opening irony).Admilu wrote:So this kid is sitting back watching a riot. I am guessing he considers the rioters to be idiots who do not know what they are rioting about or do not think very deeply. OR perhaps he is a survivor in a zombie apocalypse watching the dead walkin' round XD
That is me not reading too much into it though. You have a marvelous vocabulary my friend. I had to look up many of the words.
Yeah, it was written in a rush. I forgot to do my English HW(creative writing/art on irony) so I just cooked that up during lunch. I consider it to be a work in progress that I shall not continue(and there's the finishing irony).marthwmaster wrote:There doesn't seem to be any distinct rhythm here, which is an odd thing to see combined with a rhyming scheme.
Sadly I am no Robert Frost, just a kid who would rather write quick poetry than do homework at home.(extraneous irony times 2)[<---ponder that as you may]Iknow wrote: On that note; Robert Frost was well renowned for f*cking around with the rhythm of his poems, and he's one of the best that there ever has been.
Edit: Oh, right. The structure of the poem itself is a reference to a friend of mine, who I nicknamed 4-san.