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remmers
The Worst Four-Line Poems of All Time Mark Unseen   Oct 8 03:32 UTC 1992

        The eyes of the gorilla
        The mighty Kong
        Melted her heart
        At evensong.

                   -

        Three birds flew
        In V formation
        The Nina, the Pinta
        And the Sanitation.

                   -

        Let not to the marriage of true minds
        Admit impediments,
        Leastwise, those are my
        Sediments.

                   -

        Jack and Jill
        Went up the hill
        Jill and Jack
        Went in the sack.

                   -

        Squirrel, squirrel
        On the fence,
        Why oh why
        Is your fur so dense?

                   -

        The clock struck five,
        The sun rose with a yawn,
        The batter hit a Homer
        In the rosy-fingered dawn.

                   -

        I'd just as leave
        Leave the leaves
        Lying lifeless
        Beneath the trees.

                   -

        She cried me a river,
        That tearful hippie,
        Thus was formed the mighty
        Mississippi.

                   -

        Can you conjugate a verb?
        Can you cultivate an herb?
        Can you wait for me at the curb
        In this outlying suburb?

                   -

        Tales of Hoffman.
        The Vienna Woods.
        Boy that Strauss
        Really had the goods.

                   -

        Kojack, Baretta,
        Rockford, Mason.
        Four macho guys
        The crooks a'chasin'.

                   -

        I'm having some friends over
        For cookies and tea,
        They're coming in their Land Rover
        Just to see me.



53 responses total.
aa8ij
response 1 of 53: Mark Unseen   Oct 8 17:47 UTC 1992

 truly terrible.
shannara
response 2 of 53: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 06:34 UTC 1992

I don' know...I liked "Squirrel squirrel".
danr
response 3 of 53: Mark Unseen   Oct 10 20:21 UTC 1992

My cats liked the squirrel poem.
danr
response 4 of 53: Mark Unseen   Oct 10 20:24 UTC 1992

On the other hand, the rest of them... well, let's just say I had to
clean up a couple of hairballs.
katie
response 5 of 53: Mark Unseen   Oct 10 21:44 UTC 1992

And I bet the cats didn't like them, either.
autumn
response 6 of 53: Mark Unseen   Oct 11 15:56 UTC 1992

    Beauty for some provides escape,
    Who gain a happiness in eyeing
    The gorgeous buttocks of the ape
    Or Autumn sunsets exquisitely dying.
                  -Aldous Huxley
                   
I guess four-liners even stumped the big boys from time to time.
shannara
response 7 of 53: Mark Unseen   Oct 14 02:55 UTC 1992

White and fluffy,
Warm and Deep,
Wish I had
Another sheep...



Wait, no, this isn't alt.sex.beastiality!
carl
response 8 of 53: Mark Unseen   Feb 18 22:46 UTC 1993

I went to the creek to take a swim.
I hung my pants upon a limb.
I slipped and fell from the grass.
And landed in water up to my knees.

Sorry it didn't rhyme--the water wasn't deep enough.
remmers
response 9 of 53: Mark Unseen   Feb 19 13:36 UTC 1993

Turn to the left,
Then turn to the right,
Walk on your hands
In the middle of the night.
carl
response 10 of 53: Mark Unseen   Feb 20 11:49 UTC 1993

I sit here before the dawn,
Anticipating nature's yawn.
I've got a beagle upon my lap,
Anticipating her next nap.
chaz
response 11 of 53: Mark Unseen   Feb 20 17:42 UTC 1993

Finally awake at the crack on noon
Saturday night will be soon
ready to prowl, drink, and play
i guess i dint learn nutin yestarday
carl
response 12 of 53: Mark Unseen   Feb 21 13:47 UTC 1993

A tree
Sits gleefully,
In the shade
A cloud has made.
remmers
response 13 of 53: Mark Unseen   Feb 22 02:17 UTC 1993

(Sorry, that one's too good for this item.)
carl
response 14 of 53: Mark Unseen   Feb 22 22:14 UTC 1993

(Oops, I *promise* I'll do worse next time!)
ejkloos
response 15 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 20:39 UTC 1994

Roses are red
Voilets are blue
I have multiple personalities
And so do I
carl
response 16 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 23:30 UTC 1994

Spring has sprung,
Fall has fell,
It's summer again,
And hotter than usual.

rcurl
response 17 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 16 05:15 UTC 1994

The following is the first (four line) verse of a longer poem, that
goes on the the same manner (identify the manner?). I would like
to find the rest of it. (This is not a joke!)

The boy stood on the burning deck,
His fleece was white as snow.
He stuck a feather in his hat:
John Anderson, my Jo!
fuz
response 18 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 16 18:24 UTC 1994

Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
Some peoms rhyme--
and some don't.
jkrauss
response 19 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 18 20:47 UTC 1994

the politically correct love poem

roses are red (however, this refers to their color, and is no means a racial
               epithet regarding persons of native american heritage)
violets are blue (although this does not imply an inferiority of non-blue
                  flowers)
do you love me? (although, if you do not, please feel free to say so, and do
                 not feel in any way compelled to answer 'yes')
'cause I love you (please, however, do not construe this as sexual harrassment
                   of any sort)

canis
response 20 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 18 22:53 UTC 1994

cool.
fuz
response 21 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 19 17:53 UTC 1994

but it doesn't rhyme...
kami
response 22 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 19 18:16 UTC 1994

ugh.
bjt
response 23 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 5 01:02 UTC 1995

I sit and ponder gazing at the screen,
wondering whythis *now* appears as unseen
when no new response
appears in the fonts.
janc
response 24 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jun 5 17:16 UTC 1995

links stinks
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