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Yes it’s true, your face is quite the train wreck Your musk drives the molded cheese to envy. Everywhere you go, people always check To see the trail of rotting behind thee. When some person asks, “paper or plastic?” It is not a question meant for your goods. For your features are often so drastic That the public cries out your need for hoods. Yet a midst the rotting grapes of your eyes And the corn husk hair on your peeling face, Lies a certain beauty found deep inside. It turns all to compost, nourishing grace. Bananas are sweet, even with dull skin. Like how your true flavor, is found within.
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 11:09 AM UTC
Clean up on isle you
Yes it’s true, your face is quite the train wreck Your musk drives the molded cheese to envy. Everywhere you go, people always check To see the trail of rotting behind thee. When some person asks, “paper or plastic?” It is not a question meant for your goods. For your features are often so drastic That the public cries out your need for hoods. Yet a midst the rotting grapes of your eyes And the corn husk hair on your peeling face, Lies a certain beauty found deep inside. It turns all to compost, nourishing grace. Bananas are sweet, even with dull skin. Like how your true flavor, is found within.
My attempt at iambic pentameter. Gotta love shakespeare! Let me know what you think in the comments, and please please PLEASE feel free to criticize
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 11:09 AM UTC
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