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Take a poem and create a parody of it! Make a sonnet from Shakespeare into an ode to your cat, or rewrite Poe’s “The Raven” to be about Star Wars — shoot for anything you can come up with. The more ridiculous, the better! Be sure to link back to the original poem, too, so we can see what you’re parodying.
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Every great story has a rise, a fall, and
A little splash of Castlevania…
The Kill
He clasps the gun with firm hands;
Close to the enemy in midlands,
Ring’d with the situation, he stands.
The enemy in front of him walks;
He watches
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“Take a poem and create a
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