Trees and Trains and People-Flowers
That one in the quoted line contest about Jacob and Esau was pretty good, prendrelemick.
Here's one I hope is really bad:
I got an image of a train.
I got an image of a tree.
There's people now inside my brain
And flowers blooming needlessly.
I better sort of make this rhyme.
It's mushy. Yes, I know.
My meter won't tell me the time.
Oh, well, who cares? Let's go.
This was supposed to be a parody of Pound's In a Station of the Metro, but I figured Pound's poem wasn't well enough known to add it to the parody thread. The idea came from WolfLarsen's reworking Shakespeare's sonnets.