Epigram – A
rhyming couplet with the same meter of humor. It mainly expresses social
criticism or politics.
Rule the
World
To rule the
world, one must claim a side.
Make sure to
practice lies, and lose your pride.
Social
Butterfly
I flit around
from one social network to the next.
No more phone calls received, just a few friendless cold text.
Satire and criticism,
Bea
G'day Denise, mate.
ReplyDeleteMy helmet sits upon my weary head ─
My rifle, now replaces pencil lead.
David J Delaney (c)
G'day, David, So nice to see you here.
DeleteI love your epigram. Thanks so much for sharing it. :)
The first one rings quite true. It is my favorite of the two. But then considering I pretty much only communicate via text (unless in person) most of the time, the second describes my life.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate you taking the time to stop by and comment...and I'm glad you at least liked one of them. :)
DeleteWhat is an Epigram? A dwarfish whole, Its body brevity, and wit its soul. - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you Mr. Coleridge. Appreciate it, Jeri.
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