We played D&D
For nine hours today
So my brain is quite fried
And I hope it’s okay
That this poem is brief,
Just seven lines long.
“Why not eight?” you ask?
We played D&D
For nine hours today
So my brain is quite fried
And I hope it’s okay
That this poem is brief,
Just seven lines long.
“Why not eight?” you ask?
I think we should make the minimum wage
A million dollars an hour
So we could see the system collapse
And redefine the balance of power.
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A missionary and his doggy
Went to town via 69th street.
This poem would be longer
But I don’t know grownup sheet.
There once was a team called the Bears
Who thrust my clan into despairs.
They sucked at a sport,
But so do my cohort
So at the end of the day, who cares?
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I am in a cabin
Eating French fries with my wife.
Poetry is great and all
But then again so is my life.
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There once was a suburban dad
Who was a most serious lad.
He never told jokes
To his kids or his folks
And because of that they all were sad.
Now that you feel sufficiently guilty…
What did the dog say to the octopus?
I like bones.
Get it? ‘Cause he’s a dog?
Laugh, or I’ll read you the limerick again…
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I’m writing another book
For Valentine’s Day this year
But I also hate advertising
So yeah… I was never here.
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I used to have a whole bunch of dice
But I can’t find two of them now.
I suppose that means it’s a pair o’ dice lost?
(Yes, this is a pun. Anyhow…)
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There once was a poet from Newark
Who never finished his work.
Even though it’d be easy
He was just that cheesy.
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If everyone had nuclear missiles
And lacked all self control
The internet would be a more peaceful place
And that is a most noble goal.
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