Heteronym Silly Rhyme
a disorienting ditty
“to you this trite poem I present”
a minute
of your time, my point will be
minute
a present —
to you this trite poem I
present
I resent
that you missed it — I have just
resent
may I direct
at you my admiration most
direct
do subject
to me, my dearest
subject
and object
not, that was never my
object
I’ll elaborate
my devotion most
elaborate
and intimate
loyalties most
intimate
tear it up
if you must, and don’t shed a
tear
through this ordeal
a closer:
I hope, at least, that
we’ve grown just a wee bit
closer
dear
heteronym homographs are word pairs that have identical spelling but different pronunciation depending on the part of speech that they occupy
This poem is the troubled step-sibling of: