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Destined to be a classic. Yeah, Right! If you look up the word doggrel, other than finding that it is misspelled here, you will also find this poem as the explanation of the word!
My Chamber Once within the blackened night, as I thought about my plight Mayhap to fling a firkin against the sanctity of my door And what I thought was a firkin, turned out to be Gerken Who was gently jerking , jerking out my dresser drawer Jerking out my dresser drawer, spreading socks upon the floor. Spreading socks upon the floor Then a strange thing occurred when in flew a dirty bird And grunted a deposit upon my chamber floor And though his words were straight, his meaning was opaque For that dirty rake, into my room did soar Just to wake me by his beating on my chamber door? Beating on my chamber door Then one came slightly slouching, and a little crouching As he came in through my chamber’s open port He was really scratching and I wondered if it was catching As he stumbled in and slammed me with a snide retort And his color was a mixture, a meld of sorts A multicolored meld of sorts He tried to encourage, though his words only discouraged And I wondered why such as he should come my way My fortitude was gone, clean to the bone I doubted if I could make it to the end of day And I wondered at his cost and just how much I’d have to pay. Just how much I’d have to pay I’m happy this tale is done, long before the setting sun A ghastly tale I’ve recited many times before A tale of many strange events, and love’s last lament But now it’s locked away in permanent store And the telling of it has always been a chore Now will be told NEVERMORE! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Words required to be used by "Para/Poem Challenge "Open"" Mayhap...Opaque...Meld...Fortitude...Discourage...Sanctity
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