| SPD's AWP BAD POEM CONTEST |  |
| 1st Prize Winner: Thierry Brunet | |
| Category: Worse Poem Wherein the Title of the Poem Is Longer than the Poem |
Bracelets, Carillons, Chignons, Coaches, Crinolines, Croissants, Crystal Chandeliers, Brioches, Diamonds, Deception, Etiquette, Fragrance, Genuflection, Gentry, Intrigue, Marquis, Neckerchief, Necklace, Polka, Violins and Waltz.
(Or how the nonchalant commandant had a wickedly dangerous fascination for the newest debutante in town.)
A poem about love and tintinnabulum.
Belle Marjorie Chenonwett's arrival in London has already caused somewhat of a stir.
Orange liqueur,
And enamored Monsieur.
How she missed the minarets of Monastir.
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2 comments:
What's "bad" about this poem?
Whatever else one might say, this is a remarkably beautiful poem.
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