The irony of poetry
Intrinsically is accord
For the end of the second line
Is always a rhyme for the fourth.
Alliteration may abound
To tease the taste with written thyme
Yet when all is said and done
The second and fourth still rhyme.
Shall we grasp without levity
Grievous profundity assigned
If cadence’ tact becomes its lack
When the second and fourth don’t rhyme.
Upon that thought t’would be a crime
With pen to stab and pain inflict.
If the second and fourth don’t rhyme
I give silence and take the fifth.
Drinking the fifth is also an
Drinking the fifth is also an option