21 Jun 08
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHere is the truth about muppyman,
Cashews & Clerihews
A short four line poem that humorously characterizes or poignantly captures the essence of a person, whose name must appear in
the first line and be one of the rhymes. The form was invented by Edmund Clerihew Bentley, better known as E.C. Bentley, author
of one of the classics in detective fiction, 'Trent's Last Case'. ...[text shortened]... flan,
True manliness in a man,
chess and etiquette.
Now it's your turn...
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he was named for a pet,
he can never forget,
nothing snuggles as close as a puppy can.
Originally posted by Ice ColdIce Cold.
Here a rhyme about Widgey
He's always off track just a Smidgey
He represents IVV because he's a drunkie
He has the manners of an ill bread Monkey
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Edit: to turn off beat box 😞
Glacial, bold.
Break the mould.
Raw, all told.
Enter the fold.
Be not doled.
Resist and be scold.
For he is Ice Cold.
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