Alliteration suicide,
Murder of the pun,
Anagram overload,
Punctuation's done.
Paradox beheaded,
Plot got the noose,
Verbs used poison
Nouns went capoos!
Gunning down of irony,
Rehab for metaphor,
Hyperbole break down,
Simile- a closed door,
Humour froze over,
Repetition drowned,
Personification lost in fire,
Contradiction never found.
Death to all spelling,
Goodbye to Mr Verb
Rest in peace sweet English,
Please do not disturb.
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A ny time I'm stuck, C an't think of a rhyme. R eally out of luck, O r really out of time.
Sharp as knives, blunt as bricks Use 'em well to get some kicks Make you laugh, make you cry Lay you low or get you high Used each day without a thought Seriously or just for sport Really good for...
Constant consonants and various vowels. Used to confuse and twist in your mouth. A relentless write rigorously wrote. Spiralling sentences slipperily spoke. A wondrously winding wave of words.
The Opuss Effect is setting on in; Once again I find within My internal narrative is nattering in verse, I thought 'It ain't that bad, it could be worse.' Yet the rhyming and timing grew frantic and...
#acrostic D on't think you've beaten us E ven though the going's slow M y entry's in, with others I 'm at the free bar, don't you know.
@eddie12309. Improvisation challenge. Young Eddie had a notion. To write pieces of ova-emotion. But eggs really smell. Do best not to dwell. In case it caused a commotion. All this piece really needs.
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Eye halve a spelling checker It came with my pea sea, It plainly marques four my revue Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.
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