(I don't really hate pantoums, but once, when I wrote about the rules for repeating forms like pantoums and villanelles, one girl commented "I hate pantoums and villanelles. I guess I get bored easily." But this only provoked me to write a Pantoum using her words, just a little edited.)
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I hate pantoums and villanelles because I'm very easily bored when a poem goes on and on, and tells the things that have been said before.
Because I'm very easily bored, I get impatient for lots of stuff. The things that have been said before don't need repeating. Once is enough.
I get impatient, for lots of stuff I get to hear throughout the day don't need repeating. Once is enough to understand what you have to say.
I get to hear throughout the day the same old news again and again. To understand what you have to say should not be hard. Intelligent men
and women don't need those extra lines when a poem goes on and on, and tells what it's said before, too many times. I hate pantoums – and villanelles!