Conjuring Up ‘Poe’try
While traveling with the Wienermobile, I was fortunate enough to learn about the life of one of the best writers in American History, Edgar Allan Poe. The site is a memorial and the original resting place of the beloved and haunted writer.
In honor of The Raven what is undoubtedly one of his most famous works, I have written a parody.
Once upon a Wienermobile cheery, while I pondered, deep and dearly,
Over many a fresh and delicious volume of franks in the store,
While I nodded, just recapping, suddenly there came a snacking,
As of some one gently smacking, smacking by the fridge door.
“‘Tis an eater,” I smiled, “snacking at the fridge door -
A lover of hot dogs, and nothing more.”
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I love Edgar Allen Poe. His poetry made soggy, dreary days mysterious and edgy.
Comment by Amy Hanek — May 18, 2010 @ 12:34 pm
Super cute! Very creative. Definite POEtry.
Comment by Susan — June 3, 2010 @ 9:34 pm