Once again I am attempting format poetry. This is called a Clerihew. Needless to say, our very own princess of poetry Megzy is to be accredited for introducing this form of poetry to me.
Here are the features of a Clerihew:-
- They are four lines long.
- The first and second lines rhyme with each other, and the third and fourth lines rhyme with each other.
- The first line names a person, and the second line ends with something that rhymes with the name of the person.
- A clerihew should be funny.
The ongoing controversy between Bing and Google after the accusation made by Google that Bing is capturing click-thrus to Google search was the immediate topic that came to my mind. I know that Bing and/or Google are not persons. But, fictitiously, let us assume them to be two boxers in the ring. 😀 I am writing two Clerihews – one accusing Bing of cheating and the second a sort of retort to the same. So here it goes..
Here goes the Ding Dong Bing!
Upon which Google ran a sting.
And that just made them spill some beans,
of poaching searches and faulty means 😛
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Shot back a reply retorting Google,
Bing searches fair, it does not smuggle.
The road to searching is full of thorns,
The giants of the game, pointing horns. 😀
Lol..good one! 🙂
Thanks Sree 🙂
Hehe…that’s funny 😀
I especially liked ‘The road to searching is full of thorns’ lol
Thanks once again. Glad to know that you liked the line..
hehe…nice one!
Thanks Dish!