Your challenge, should you choose to accept it it thus.
1: PROTEST
2: IN A FOUR LINE POEM
3: WITH A RHYME THAT HAS A RHYTHM SUCH AS THUS;
dum dum dunm dum dum dee dum
dum de dum de dum dee dum
dum de dum de dum dee dee
dum de dum de dum de dee.
(or something).
My part of the process there-after is to turn (try to turn) alll.. (or as many as possible) of ye're verses in to PROTEST song... (this may or may not happen as quickly as I would hope).
So off ye go, no pressure like :-D
all your poems will remain the property of yerselves, should it become an unbelievable worldly successful hit, ye will all get two euros ;-).
Leave your link in this comment section and I will post them as and when they arrive, and as and when our interweb connection works! CHEERS!
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THE BUS OF REBELLION RIDERS
JINKSY (see comments below this post)
doo dum dum dum da doo dum dum
ReplyDeleteoops, no
think that's a Leonard Cohen line...
Aargh! I'm a dum dum illiterate!
ReplyDeletehahah sounds like fun!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOK, here's mine :) I thought this was fun, but it's hard to confine a rant to four lines. Heh.
ReplyDeletehttp://danabugseyeview.blogspot.com/2011/03/poetry-bus-is-on-rampage.html
I'm with Titus, I can't work out my dum dums, BUT I will defo be on yer protest bus!
ReplyDeleteKato
Wow! This was tough! The rhyme scheme is a bit iffy, but here's mine:
ReplyDeletehttp://lolamousedroppings.blogspot.com/2011/03/knotty-issue.html
My protest is online!
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This was a difficult writing prompt. Here is my finished post:
ReplyDeletehttp://nicholasfisher.blogspot.com/2011/03/se7en.html
mine is up :)
ReplyDeleteSo cool, can't wait to see what the final result is!
ReplyDeletehttp://izzy-conversing.blogspot.com/2011/03/poetry-bus-31211.html
Protest songs? Make them merry!
ReplyDeleteSing with lips as red as cherry
but leave out all that lipstick goo -
I protest - it will not do!
Great prompt, y'all! Can't wait to see what you do with these! Miss you at the Glor! The antler mirror is still there, though.
ReplyDeleteMy protest is here:
http://www.revolutionaryrevelry.blogspot.com
Cracking prompt. I'm up - http://stammeringpoet.blogspot.com/2011/03/poetry-bus-protest-song-careful-now.html
ReplyDeleteFun and a bit strange. My first thought was have I got anything to protest over? Upon reflection, there is a boatload of crap.
ReplyDeleteI found something to vent about. My verse is here
ReplyDeleteWhey-Hey! I'm on board.
ReplyDeletehttp://titusthedog.blogspot.com/2011/03/methinks-bus-doth-protest-too-much.html
Okay, my ticket is ready, I'm aiming for the chorus!! Great prompt!
ReplyDeletehttp://120socks@blogspot.com
Yikes jinksy! I am the Queen of the lipstick goo!
ReplyDeleteHere I am: http://hyggedigter.blogspot.com/2011/03/rising-up-for-poetry-bus.html
ReplyDeleteSorry about the dum de dums.
Kat
My first time on the bus on a Sunday... I was so angry I couldn't keep it in...
ReplyDeletehttp://domesticoubliette.blogspot.com/2011/03/hell-no-we-wont-go-well-actually-we.html
JINKSY:
ReplyDeletelove this addition, couldn't find it posted on your blogs, so presume you just have the poem here? If you have it posted up, let me know and I will link i tto your blog.
EVERYONE:
Keep them coming, I'm having lots of funnage compliling these.. excuse my crap spellings too. :-D
I'm too dumb for dum, but me diddly dee is over here HERE
ReplyDeleteHave I missed it? oh please please take one more! It's lame, but the prize of being in a real song is just too shiny.
ReplyDeletehttp://sciencegirltraveler.blogspot.com/2011/03/late-late-late-for-bus.html
NANU:
ReplyDeleteyou're aboard, it's never too late! great poem too.. will hopefully be playing with the song later!