Poem So Fine

"Poem So Fine" is a limerick composed by Woodrow Sykes in the Winter of 1916, and first published in the inaugural issue of the Creek Reader.

The poem was initially untitled, but was given the title of "Poem So Fine" by Winsome Donne when she reprinted the poem in April of 1998.

Text

There once was a poem so fine
that some even said it was mine.
It wasn't too strong,
and not very long,
with such a bad-writed last line.

Appearances

• The Danger of Being Me
• Dreams and Other Dangers