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#1
Edmond Bentley
'hewd intently
making light of
grim instantly
Oh what a wicket web we weave!
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#2
"Well," said Jiminy
"the ignominy
of limerick writing
has got me fighting."
It could be worse
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#3
James Joyce
had a difficult choice:
write stuff that made sense
or be terribly obscure, metaphorical and dense
It could be worse
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#4
Percy Bysshe Shelly
never watched the telly
he was too romantic
to be so infantic
Oh what a wicket web we weave!
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#5
Georgie Lord Byron
was much more inspirin'
though at night he got fruity
and walked in beauty
It could be worse
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#6
Hey Leanne
I do what I can
but you're much too quick
for this old prick
Christopher Morley did to us tell
of his exceptional sense of smell
but was he really being hip
To say the best smell is a ship
Oh what a wicket web we weave!
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#7
I know not if at sea
or if dead drunk was Morley,
I know at sea or dead drunk
the poems of Christopher Morley stunk!
How long after picking up the brush, the first masterpiece?

The goal is not to obfuscate that which is clear, but make clear that which isn't.
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#8
Dear Chris Morley
think him not poorly
he tried to weave spells
with a poem of smells
Oh what a wicket web we weave!
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#9
Wilfrid Gison
in a vision
did once feel
he was a seal
Oh what a wicket web we weave!
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#10
Old Samuel T.
a dope fiend, he
got rather cross
with an albatross
It could be worse
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#11
Abu Nuwas
a poet true was
a one time Persian to
Arab conversion
Oh what a wicket web we weave!
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