Funny pictures. Funny poems. Funny cats. New York, USA.
[on a scale of wit to whimsy: Tongue-in-Cheek]
There is one teeny indelicate word on this snarky-funny infographic that teaches you how to write (or not) a sonnet: The Art of a Quatrain Wreck.
Consider the teeny indelicate word to be poetic license. Then take some license of your own and maybe write a Blue Marble sonnet. We’d love to read it.
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(see more funny infographics at Tweetspeak Poetry)
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[on a scale from wit to whimsy: Funny]
We have a thing for chickens over at Tweetspeak Poetry. How could we not? Just look at the way they write such brilliant poetry.
Funny chickens comic by Doug Savage. HT: Elizabeth Marshall.
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Check out the Top 10 Funny Poems at Tweetspeak Poetry
[On a scale from wit to whimsy: Snark]
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Sometimes, it’s hard to tell when someone is being funny. Carol Burnett gives Stephen Colbert a lesson in sarcasm. “Stephen, I don’t think you got my letter at all.”
You’ll find a bit of satire and hyperbole in this clip, along with snark from Carol and even a dash of Colbert’s own brand of self-deprecating humor in the opening (which includes one sort of naughty word that could also be a man’s name).
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