Trump the president reigning,
Continues his election campaigning
To hear people proclaiming
His name is entertaining.
Though some may approach it with dread...This is going to be an interesting thread.
Though some may approach it with dread...This is going to be an interesting thread.
No more rhymes now, I mean it.
The obvious end,No more rhymes now, I mean it.
No need, if you've already seen it...
The obvious end,No need, if you've already seen it...
On which we depend,
Does Anyone Want A Peanut?
The obvious end,
On which we depend,
Does Anyone Want A Peanut?
No, but I'll take an orange.
(That ought to put a stop to it!)
E said in an effort to unhingeNo, but I'll take an orange.
E said in an effort to unhingeNo, but I'll take an orange.
The series of rhymes
Used for passing the times
And bashing the Trump in a poem binge.
That ought to put a stop to it!
Trump told Big Oil Spokesperson Pruitt
You released your emails,
And all they entail,
Is you worked for your bosses and knew it!
Yeah, nothin' but nyet.With a reach like that, you could be an NBA star.
OOOH! The rhymes are OFTEN forced!The first line is the name of the poem's subject, usually a famous person put in an absurd light, or revealing something unknown and/or spurious about them.
The rhyme scheme is AABB, and the rhymes are often forced.
The line length and metre are irregular.