Prosodic Poetry (Rhyme Royal Sequence) br br Prosodic Poesy's tree, under the care br Of Empress new, has gained a greater height; br Yet scope there is for it to better fare. br br By poets all, if reared and raised aright, br Enhanced can be its height as well as might. br A mite of manure mixed by each of us br Can make its soil more salubrious. br br If just some moments more we try to spare br To shield our Poesy-tree from blasting blight, br Its fruit will faster form, we are aware. br br So let's root out, at once, the tares we sight; br If left unweeded, vermin they'll invite. br This might prove, to Poesy's health, hazardous br So, watchful we should always be, like Argus. br br Though this may call for patience rather rare, br Before long, the load will become light - br The profits of this pursuit when we share. br br 'Tradpoesy' proffers prospects that are bright br To one who offers off'ces as her 'Knight'. br So, volunteers, do board her De Lux bus - br Wont to which, you'll find your journeys joyous!br br Dr.