CharlaXPantoum
Doth not think that charlax can not snitch thee out to cops
Robbers rule the barrio not the gangers mouth at me when drunk
Take all your prejudice to jail where it wont matter much to us
Who rules the street is snitch he rules the starting block
Robbers rule the barrio not the gangers mouth at me when drunk
He carries on while gangers being fed and dressed in white
Who rules the street is snitch he rules the starting block
Pretending to be bad but just mostly sitting back
He carries on while gangers being fed and dressed in white
Linen nappy is just paper mack it up and flip them off in hope
Pretending to be bad but just mostly sitting back
Bending over in the shower let him pick up stall the soap
Linen nappy is just paper mack it up and flip them off in hope
Yes sir no sir all day long sir let me eat now sir and garble
Bending over in the shower let him pick up stall the soap
What you get is what you said to me stay out and marvel
Learn to trade the fruit for meat and ask for all the eggs
Take all your prejudice to jail where it wont matter much to us
do you see the sunshine willey out the window now babe
Doth not think that charlax can not snitch thee out to cops
Learn to trade the fruit for meat and ask for all the eggs
A Last Word.
Just because you start with the intention of writing a Pantoum, you do not have to keep your poem in that form if it does not work for you. Your attempt to write a formal poem may help you find words that you would not have found otherwise. And you may decide that you choose to end up with a poem in a different form, perhaps even a prose poem.
