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Possibilities (Free verse) by Nicholas Jones
On a dreary and sleepless night
I think of the works that I might write:
A beautiful epic of great import
Comprising quatrains about life in Stockport
A verse history of the global Marxist left
A tragi-comic ode on Tony Hancock's death.
A sonnet sequence about revolution
Or Fermat's Last Theorum and its solution.
A compelling exploration of modern society
A sestina concerning Freudian psychiatry.
A villanelle dealing with death and depression
Couplets denouncing a tyrant's repression.
A poem of praise to the great McGonagall
The rhymes rubber ball with bugger all.
They tell me to write about what I know
To hell with that, I have too many things to show
And too many arrows in my bow.
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Arithmetic Mean: 5.3846154
Weighted score: 5.2811766
Overall Rank: 3769
Posted: October 4, 2002 6:31 AM PDT; Last modified: October 4, 2002 6:32 AM PDT
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By the way, I never really got the office. It's very clever, but just not funny. The League of Gentlemen is much better.
You're my wife now, Dave.