The ABC's of Life

A poem I wrote, then I put the words in alphabetical order and kept it rhyming!

Alamooney Baslifay
Cross Dressed Every Friday.
Grabbing Hold, Interwoven Jeers!
Knowing Little Of Mountains Near!

Olamon Pearthigh
Queen Respectively Sire.
Tramples Under Vera
While Xeroxing Yellow Zebras!

Author's Note

I know what to picture when I read this, but what do you see?? Who are the characters? What are their roles?

Reviews

[For Worse]

I really like how you alphabetized it. To me, I see this being the background information to characters that should be in Little Britain, the comedy show. Again goes my references to British comedy. Oh well. I like this, though. You work well with odd-ball topics and writings.

[StrangeCaraway]

I'm obsessed with British humor lol. Douglas Adams, Monty python, red dwarf, keeping up appearance, little Britain, and some modern comedy. My big obsession as you've pointed out and coined "odd-ball". Or surreal, fantastic, whimsical, nonsensical!!

[StrangeCaraway]

Modern comedy that clings to surrealism that is..

[For Worse]

Definitely my favorite style of writing. I'd love to work with that style more in my writing. And, I can absolutely agree with you on the British comedy subject. I'm sure my eyes are practically sewn to the BBC America channel. I've got the entire set of Little Britain, which I watch basically every weekend! So, I can totally say your writing is 100% odd-ball and whimsical. But it's perfect!

[StrangeCaraway]

:D I do not have a television but when I did bbc America was where is stayed tuned! You'll find once your mind finds that funky groove the needle of weird wont pull out and your brains track is laid and you'll find your knee deep in much mucky muck that mucks up the muck resistant tread in you shoes. It's hard to walk level ground after that!

[StrangeCaraway]

Sorry, these things get away from me sometimes and I forget why I started them.. Well you should give this style a go, I bet you'll find you've absorbed it without realizing it!

[For Worse]

True. I mean, I can honestly say that I've never been the same after watching goofy shows. However, I'm not exactly a pro at expressing thoughts into writing. I'm a victim of writers block, many times over. But I do love the sense of humor used in comedy. It isn't depressing, and when it is it's depressing in an under-toned way. I love it. It truly brings out the inner "me".