So...saw a dream, had to do this. Poetry.

old.Tohtori

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I had a dream about this thread, just a quick snippet of it really, so i thought, why fight it and just make it :D

Not sure if someone else was meant to make it but...ahwell. Hopefully it's not a dream of Santamas past.

Who's your favorite poet?

Have to say Edgar Allan Poe myself. The style and rhyme of it all just, clicks together in that lovely grim way.

No there's no f*cking poll, learn to discuss.
 

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I had a dream about this thread, just a quick snippet of it really, so i thought, why fight it and just make it :D

Not sure if someone else was meant to make it but...ahwell. Hopefully it's not a dream of Santamas past.

Who's your favorite poet?

Have to say Edgar Allan Poe myself. The style and rhyme of it all just, clicks together in that lovely grim way.

No there's no f*cking poll, learn to discuss.

hmm, for me it'd have to be Dave Chappelle. My favourite poem is in my sig
 

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Dreaming about Freddies Seel? You need to get drunk more.
 

Heta

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I don't understand poetry, limericks and what not else things like that are called, its always just nonsense to me

most likely cause I have no idea how to read them
 

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poetry is...... gay :(



No but seriously tho, poets have to be the most useless people on earth.


..... imo ;[
 

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J K Rowling and Freddy Murcury

Wow, someone else who actually thinks there's good in poetry.

I like JK Rowlings stuff too, never really got into Murcury, don't know why. Maybe it's a bit too, i dunno, "not me" :D
 

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W.B. Yeats

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William Butler Yeats - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 

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No desire for poetry, having shakespeare rammed into the head at school kinda killed the chance of me ever attempting any poetry for fun

Narrow minded view, but a choice I'm happy with
 

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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales are always a good read.

Never go to the fuckin place in Canterbury though. Paid ~£20 for me and the missus and it was 30 mins of watching clay figures whilst listening to a half-beaten audio!
 

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Edgar Poe for me aswell Seel, I wub you for naming him!

Oh and Jotie 't Hooft, but he's dutch..so meh.
 

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In my experience, if you have had a good teacher at school, you tend to remember those topics with fondness, whether its poetry, history, science, whatever.

Eg - I studied the Crusades for 2 years at school (A-level History). Our Crusades teacher was absolutely passionate about it. Read everything on it. He was literally oozing excitement every lesson. Made the lessons so interesting and so much fun. That enthusiasm spread into each and every student. Every single one of us loved it, and it made revision and the end exam that much easier and less of a worry.

Eg2 - I was taught to love the poetry of WB Yeats by an ex-Irish priest, who had since become a part-time alcoholic and womaniser. What a character ! Like our history teacher who was nuts about the Crusades, this red-haired, chubby, fat fingered ex man of the cloth adored Yeats's poetry, told us everything about his background, and cos we understood the poet, and our teacher, and the whole Irish mythology / faeryland / Irish revolutionary / IRA v English thing, we learnt to know and love Yeats.

Not so much the Crusades, but Yeats will stay with me till the day I die. Guess its cos I'm more of an arty / poetry kinda guy anyway.

Point is, you'll always remember a good teacher. Hopefully :)
 

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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales are always a good read.

Never go to the fuckin place in Canterbury though. Paid ~£20 for me and the missus and it was 30 mins of watching clay figures whilst listening to a half-beaten audio!

its a quaint attraction, a must for the visiting family to the charming city of Canterbury.


no, its shit.
 

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There once was a seal from the arctic,
Who went to one too many markets.
Bought an electric bed,
It'll work he said,
But then he got zapped and carked it!
 

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There once was a seal from the arctic,
Who went to one too many markets.
Bought an electric bed,
It'll work he said,
But then he got zapped and carked it!

arctic...markets...carked it...aren't you far fetching a bit?

2/10 i say, 2/10 :eek7:

I only wish we had some poetry taught at schools(don't know about these days), but no, it was the same basic sh*t every school teaches with no room for maneuvering.
 

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arctic...markets...carked it...aren't you far fetching a bit?

2/10 i say, 2/10 :eek7:

I only wish we had some poetry taught at schools(don't know about these days), but no, it was the same basic sh*t every school teaches with no room for maneuvering.

There once was a grumpy old git,
Who didn't like kires lack of wit.
Tried to make him sad,
Which was altogether mad,
Bad lymrics will he ever quit?
 

Heta

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lymrics just don't make sense, haikus (or what they now are called) make even less sense
 

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There once was a grumpy old git,
Who didn't like kires lack of wit.
Tried to make him sad,
Which was altogether mad,
Bad lymrics will he ever quit?

Kirennia tried to make his rhymes good,
And his rhymes through time improved.
But still he lacked style,
they seemed a bit vile,
was this man in a :( mood?
 

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Kirennia tried to make his rhymes good,
And his rhymes through time improved.
But still he lacked style,
they seemed a bit vile,
was this man in a :( mood?

Bad moods pass by, they never stop,
Like a bad bad smell on a nasty old mop.
Still filled with glee,
His mind was set free,
Please lets avoid singing the tragic 'um-bop' :ninja:
 

old.Tohtori

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Bad moods pass by, they never stop,
Like a bad bad smell on a nasty old mop.
Still filled with glee,
His mind was set free,
Please lets avoid singing the tragic 'um-bop' :ninja:

Um-bop is a classical cr*p tune.
And someone will link it real soon.
But lucky for us,
there is no real fuz,
we always can flame that dumb goon.
 

kirennia

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Um-bop is a classical cr*p tune.
And someone will link it real soon.
But lucky for us,
there is no real fuz,
we always can flame that dumb goon.

Who will it be asked the man in the loo,
Let me know quick so I can go.....take a poo?
Flame we shall,
like a bat out of hell,
I'm really bored, maybe you are too? :D
 

old.Tohtori

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Who will it be asked the man in the loo,
Let me know quick so I can go.....take a poo?
Flame we shall,
like a bat out of hell,
I'm really bored, maybe you are too? :D

I'm not bored, but can say surely,
limericks are fun even poorly.
Some like them not,
But they can all rot.
'cause they even shoot prematurely.
 

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dammit it then i'll have to add one,
as it is just a bit of fun,
If your not a fan
Dont issue a ban
Or i'll come shoot you with my big gun.
 

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dammit it then i'll have to add one,
as it is just a bit of fun,
If your not a fan
Dont issue a ban
Or i'll come shoot you with my big gun.

Damn it's hard to rhyme with Rubric,
This whole matter is overly pubic.
Lots of squares,
Scare poor little bears,
More then the half rhymed word Cubic!
 

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