Monorail Poetry

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PeterAlt

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Just Google "monorail poem" and - surprise - there's a lot out there! Pick one of your favorites, copy, paste, edit it to be relevant to WDW, and post it here. Be sure to credit the original author and show where you made any changes. Or write your own. Here's one I found to start this thread off with...

Author:
Lee Emmett, Australia

Poem
SPIRAL MONORAIL IN SPACE

spiral monorail in space
going nowhere of importance
cruising in painful dance
having lost the last race

in a galaxy of emotions
ride along between the stars
all action jangles and jars
life's in great commotion

try to deal with love lost
searching above and below
watch disappointments grow
eternally counting the cost
 

sshindel

The Epcot Manifesto
Who can forget the classic words of The Bard Shakespeare :

Oh train of steel and concrete upon high
Whose coming and going mark the magic days
From lakeside lots to castles and the future
Why did they place footers into the ground
if you were ne'r meant to be expanded
 

PeterAlt

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Walt once said,
There's something about that Ol'monorail red.
When times were apalling,
And corporate plans were a stallin'

Little monorail red,
Stitched from spare parts and constructed by thread.
Putt putt and motion she would,
Powered by an engine that could.
 
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