The Musical Plagiarist
Another Plagiaristic Poem Utilising The Titles Of First Songs On Albums From My Collection
This is the fourth instalment in my "Plagiaristic Poetry" series, in which I attempt to construct a sonnet where the first part of each line is the name of the first song on an album plucked fairly randomly from my collection.
At the end of this is a fuller dip into this sequence, which is now a thing.
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The Conqueror Worm Crawls From Poe's Dark Mind
Road Runner Chased By Wile-E-Coyote
Personality Crisis Makes Me Blind
Hate To Say I Told You So, Now You See
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Prologue To So Many Secret Stories
Universal Soldier Played By Bad Men
I Looked Away, I Saw No True Glory
She Was Only A Postman's Daughter, Then
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Jubilee, A Reason To Celebrate
Took Your Name, And I Kept In In My Heart
Battleship Chains, Bound In My Heart So Tight
Heart Of The City, To Where I Depart
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Ys Lost Breton City That Was KΓͺr-Is
The Beautiful Occupation Is This
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I would say that you wormed your way through this format to conquer both at the beginning and the end.
Super superb & loved itπππ
Interesting concept, Mike! The flow of the poem is also great!
Well done, I think I'll understand it better if I heard of any of these albums, and songs. Great poem.
Wow, this is a veritable Tempest of references! (Ba-dum-tiss) Great job!
Another stunning masterpiece!
Very creative ππ