War Of The Worlds Poem by Michael Moorcroft

War Of The Worlds

Rating: 2.3


It started in the class room,
A rubber band hit the wrong target,
The chav it hit stood up and began to boom,
At the prep shooter, who began to fret.

A place and time was chosen,
At noon the battle would start,
Behind the place where the chicken was frozen,
The preps soon began to fart.

The chavs brought their knives,
While the preps hired goons,
The fight began, both side fought for their lives,
Whilst the preps stood like spoons.

With the goons now slain,
The chavs turned to the brats,
Who began to run in vain,
They too were slain like rats.

© Michael Moorcroft September 2nd 2009

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Latasha Hall 15 September 2009

I think this is my favorite. I am very thankful the chavs won... : p I'm not much into preppies. From this poem, it doesn't seem like you're into preppies either... That's probably for the best.

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Joseph Poewhit 03 September 2009

One match can set the world on fire.

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