When my house is filled with loneliness
It forces me to flee away to the web-pages
To be there to play with the ignorant
I should firstly figure out how to behave
Someone's warning shouldn't be ignored
Which warns me how to post a poem
Which is supposed to expel the boresome out
But needs to map out the inspector's thoughts
I therefore be afraid of expressing freely now
Because of the censorship that they ask for
I am not a man of speaking as I believe anymore
In case I will acquire troublesome even more
THE POOR MAN'S HOME
In a Poor Man's home
There is no wish
Not even on your dish;
No choice, but not boresome.
In a Poor Man's home,
Nothing is found on a silver platter;
Not even on a clay platter;
No rejoice, but not toilsome.
In a Poor Man's home
You can't pay your fees
Not even on your knees;
No voice, but in all, its awesome.
But tho' it seems today bitter
It'll be tomorrow sweeter.
Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.