When a blogger becomes a poet

I have thought about this,
And now I think it’s time,
Today I am going to write
An entire post in rhyme.

I’ll admit, it’s just to distract you
From my inactivity,
And the fact that I haven’t written a post
Since all eternity.

You see, I’ve been quite busy,
I’ve had lots of homework to do;
Tests to take, priceless items to break,
Multinational corporations to sue.

And yes, I’ve been travelling,
The packing took a while.
Let’s just say, it ended with
A body bag in a rubbish pile.

And on my travels, I chanced upon
Mr. President – Barack Obama,
From behind the curtain of snipers and rifles
He appeared to be quite the charmer.

Then of course, I had my homework,
Tons of it! (I’m not lying)
This took up most of my time.
It involved a lot of crying.

I also tried to start a diary,
Just in case I’m ever famous someday,
But I only managed one entry:
“Nothing much happened today.”

In a fit of misplaced enthusiasm,
I did some landscape painting,
And when nobody understood it,
I called it “a modern art thing”.

I suppose I should apologise now
For not writing in so long,
And then trying to make up for it with
A poor excuse for a song.

And now I think I’m running out of rhymes,
I just called a poem ‘a song’
I’ll end before this gets any worse,
Goodbye, readers! So long!

(Applause)

12 comments on “When a blogger becomes a poet

  1. technophile9 says:

    School. :/ That’s all I have to say on the subject.

    On a completely unrelated note (as in really unrelated) did you hear about Sue Townsend? I still haven’t read the book, but I know you like it because you recommended it to me a while back.

  2. Sharique says:

    Hahahaha, this was pleasant to read(sing :P) in the midst of all my home work. Such brilliance, HOw?????

  3. Akshita says:

    😀 Posting a poem was my solution too! Only this was far more creative. You should rhyme more often. 🙂

  4. speakingwins says:

    Applause and laughter.

  5. That was actually good,but then again according to me any poem which rhymes=good poem

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