The Tale Of Chaos And Effort Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB B B CDEFGH I CJ DKLMNO LM PPPQ RSDTU VVWV XXYY VVLV| Listen up dear folk and hear my words | A |
| For I have a tale that must be heard | B |
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| It's about a crazy idea that has been stirred | B |
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| Of food serving itself oh how absurd | B |
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| Imagine at your front a meal so grand | C |
| Serving itself | D |
| Ah | E |
| Will it be courteous | F |
| I bet my soul | G |
| Chaos will reign plates will sail Food will fly a spaghetti hail Pots and pans incessantly cluttering the racks and sinks In some noisy and endless debate About no one to clean up for the nagging dinner to serve itself in time | H |
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| It's a mess that stinks Consuming self seving food is a labor of love but putting up with the sabotage of hypocritical kitchenware And the nagging dinner itself is like fighting a determined old dragon | I |
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| And think of the risks at hand | C |
| Veggies might revolt and take a stand salads might dump Dressing all over you at the command of some miniature animal proteins | J |
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| And let's not even get started On the table ethics of the food serving itself | D |
| Excuse me Mr Chicken could you pass the salt | K |
| Oh I'm sorry but I think there's already too much salt in me | L |
| Otherwise did you mean to lick a packet of salt And a tiny piece of the chicken or are you just kidding | M |
| And could not it be better if you cooked a small piece of your meat | N |
| Then put a sea of salt in it To see if it tastes alike on your portion man as on your tongue | O |
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| Won't things be crazy | L |
| Plates and forks would go flying And our dining experience become terrifying | M |
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| The carrots might revolt and refuse to mash | P |
| The broccoli may gang up and make a dash | P |
| The gravy might pour itself and cause a splash | P |
| And we'll all end up being stained with spaghetti sauce | Q |
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| So I'm afraid it's bad news | R |
| For all the lazy people | S |
| Who hope their dinner would magically serve itself | D |
| Nope sorry folks you're going to have to get up | T |
| Off that couch and do some work | U |
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| Though it takes some effort it's clear | V |
| Our table experience will be safer we won't have to fear | V |
| So wear your apron without a tear | W |
| Cook up that feast make it delicious and dear | V |
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| Now let's get cooking and create a feast | X |
| Start with some soup then move on to the roast beast | X |
| Mashed potatoes asparagus the list will not cease | Y |
| And finally a little INNOVATIVE MANEVEURS for the sweet release | Y |
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| And then SERVE YOUR DINNER without any fear | V |
| And enjoy your meal with loved ones near | V |
| For a hard work equals a happy tummy | L |
| And that's something we can all cheer | V |
Olute Aete
Poet's note: The message of this poem is that there is no shortcut to success or achieving something worthwhile. It is important to put in effort and hard work to have a satisfying result. In the context of the poem, the idea of food serving itself is seen as absurd and chaotic, and the speaker urges people to put in the effort to make their own meals instead of hoping for things to magically happen. The poem encourages people to embrace the process of cooking and enjoy the fruits of their labor.
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