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Very very important.

Very important: 🐔

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Why You Should Like Abstract Poetry

The art of rhyme has changed over the years

But snobs still think that their own form is best

Their Shakespearean sonnets and their Homeric verse

But other forms of common men still esteem deserve

Without a rhyme or meter that gives heightened eloquence

But still has the rich value of metaphor and prise

With images abstract and nonsense brough to sense

But why, ask you, should I worry about this verse? 

Because, one day, might might with odds of K to one, 

Meet someone who doth this type of verse profess

And find that you will want to do some type of chat

Because of your knowledge of this versless verse

You will so gaze in their wise eyes

Your hands of poetry abstract will touch 

In realms unseen 

And the rest of your life will surely be spent in unending bliss

Child 1, Child 2, Child 3, Child 4, Child 5, 

Each of them will give you joy beyond belief

Let me describe the joy you 

Could receive from learning abstract poetry

(at this point, one of the authors (there were two) who shall remain unnamed, decided that he was confused and done with all of this and he had chemistry homework and did not want to describe five children, instead he wrote this in ‘abstract poetry’)

Children describe I must. 

Why must I describe children. 

Children describe why. 

I must describe. 

I describe children must children I. 

Children I describe why i must describe why I must. 

Children that must be 

Described but were not is the reason you should not discount 

Abstract poetry

Quod Erat Demonstratum.

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Me making a phone call.

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Sobekneferu it is.

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Our One Easter Tradition No One Else Does

We burn peeps around a fire and then laugh manically as they burst into flames. It's actually really fun.

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Manon Blackbeak

I love a lady fair,

I love a lady fair,

Iron nails and moon-white hair.