Ode to Kayce Dec'd.A Poem by ColinKarrThis poem mirrors Emmeline Grangerford’s poem from Huckleberry Finn, “Ode to Stephen Dowling Bots”. It’s a school assignment where we had to take a student and make a parody of Emmeline’s poem. Enjoy!
It was on a tragic night
As fateful as can be. It was cuz' of foolish spite And one small bumblebee. Young Colin he did trip and fall While Kayce stood by taunting. She laughed at him while he did bawl. Unaware that Karma's knocking. One bumblebee buzzed 'round Kayce And landed on her shoulder. Oh, Kayce, why'd you laugh at he? Cuz' now you won't get older. The little bee flew up her nose And crawled right down her throat. She gasped for air, and cried, "Oh, no's!" And tragically, she croaked. Why, foolish little Kayce. You could've passed this death. The moral of this story? It's better not to laugh.
© 2010 ColinKarrAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on March 12, 2010 Last Updated on March 22, 2010 Tags: Huckleberry, Finn, Huck, Stephen, Dowling, Bots, Ode, Emmeline, Grangerford, School, Homework, Assignment, Poem AuthorColinKarrAboutWell, I'm a Junior in high school. I write for my school newspaper which just so happens to be my favorite class (shocker right?) Anyways, I hope to do something in writing when I grow up, and ya that.. more..Writing
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