rebel rebel, i like to play scrabble with gregor mendel
those trilingual shovels are powered by diesel in april
i’ll never juggle oval waffles in the downward spiral
but it’s crucial to crumble quadruple turtles in the carpal
i’m in a spacecraft reading crankshaft
but don’t practice witchcraft on my floating raft
i eat macaroni and cheese made by kraft
because those carnivorous unicorns are overstaffed
you loon, those bassoons live on cocoons on neptune
expelling teaspoons of doubloons from the monsoon
noon comes soon, but national lampoon is immune
like raccoons running the platoon playing roller coaster tycoon
bon voyage, there’s cabbage in the sewer playing cribbage
your sandwich takes hostages in the scrimmage
calvin coolidhge pilferages my luggage in cambridge
and the partridge does rummage through the porridge on the drawbridge
frankenstein, don’t intertwine porcupines on the coastline
einstein redefines designs for alpine breadlines
leonard bernstein doesn’t find the cosine of valentines in the turpentine
and that’s why i use shoeshine on the airline to undermine canines
goddamn, i eat yams in a wigman in rotterdam
i’ve had enough of your flimflam
please scram and don’t slam ham through telegrams
i’ve driven a milligam in a trans-am through vietnam
there’s a boxcar on the radar, so use a crowbar on the bizarre antiar
seafood must protrude at subdued longitudes, and with that i conclude
god your work sucks...lol.
this certainly does rhyme! i liked the part, "i’m in a spacecraft reading crankshaft" and "and the partridge does rummage through the porridge on the drawbridge". if your goal with the poem was to create absurd rhyming sentences, then you have succeeded! not that there's anything wrong with that. at the very least, you are being original. one could even take this poem as a statement of meaninglessness. and it is funny, too.