Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18 But Bad

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Would ya be offended if I compared ya to a summer’s day? (Oh screw it, I’ll do it anyway!)

U r nice and temperature

Like a hurricane destroying flowers in May

Summer vacation is much too shortature

The sun burns my flesh and shines

But tans yours so angrily

Eventually summer has to decline

Your bush is trimmed so unchangingly

I guess summer will not die

How I want you forever!

Our parents threaten us oh me oh my

When we shrivel and wrinkle it will be an endeavor

You’d have to be deaf or blind not to realize it

But you’ll live forever in this poem dammit!

Part of my parody poem series. It’s literally all my bad poetry. Some of it is deliberately bad. Some of it I wrote when I thought I could write poetry. Guess what category this belongs to?

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Viktor Athelstan

Known as The Mediaeval Monk on Instagram, Viktor Athelstan writes about medieval monks, magic, and more. On Medium he writes about whatever he wants.