The Perfect Amount Of Funny And Relatable Analysis

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This poem is the perfect amount of funny and relatability. It was written by Cecilia L. Goodbody. Some of the thing that make this poem great are the simplicity, theme, and rhythm. I think that the author really took a common problem and made a poem about it. So in these next paragraphs I will explain to you why I think this poem is great.

The part that catches the reader’s attention the most is the simplicity. She made this poem easy to understand and easy to read. Also this poem is a parody of the famous poem “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”. That’s what I like about it the best is that it takes a poem and makes it funny and relatable. I think that everybody loves parody’s in general but when its relatable it makes it even better.

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