© 1972 Robert E. Dalton
    I have often wondered what it is that makes a poet famous, and after many
long and sometimes boring sessions with the works of famous poets, I have
formed what I believe to be the only logical explanation. I think their successes
may be attributed to their abilities to write in such a manner that the writings
cannot be understood.
    It is a natural tendency of human beings to assume that a passage of poetry
they cannot understand must have been written by a literary genius. After all, the
majority of those who indulge in deep perusals of the written word deems itself to
be of a somewhat higher intellect than the average nitwit. It therefore follows that
anything that it cannot readily interpret is automatically the work of a mental
giant.
    This is pure hogwash! I have attempted to illustrate this fact in the
following barrage of unfathomable rhyme. These lines cannot be easily
understood by any reader (unless, of course, he or she is a practiced peruser of
Dr.Seuss) but they are, most certainly, not the works of a literary genius... and I
should be the one to know. After all, I'm the genius who wrote them.
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