Clerihew
Edmund Clerihew, Mister
Bentley,
a man who refused to write
too pun-gently,
invented instead the sweet
clerihew;
and exclaimed for posterity,
"This'll do!"
Alan McAlpine Douglas, father
to 5 and grandfather to 3, has been writing poetry since 1993. His
idiosyncratic voice has produced thousands of poems in this time, and he finds
it quite hard to stay serious, even when he means to. He also enjoys writing
spoofs, using well-known poems or songs like Clementine or In the Ghetto as his
models.
Alan, thank you for sharing your gift of creativity and a nice sense of humor with us, in "Clerihew." I enjoyed it. Continued blessings!
ReplyDelete-MJ (www.tgbtgpublictions.com)