If you are eager or weary of wait, avoid this dull intro and run through the gate!
Hello, my TMK friend, and welcome to my thread. I hope that your time here will be funner than sliced bread. There’s not a whole lot I need to say, the title is quite clear. Just a line or two of prose your own way, and the course of fun poetry you shall steer. What is a line you may ask? To tell you is a simple task! It’s the part that works up to a pause and sets the word of rhyme, to finish it off at a soon-coming time. A completed rhyme in the next line is perfectly fine, but perhaps to postpone it a bit should be more sublime. To prevent you from having a really big cow, I think I will zip it and start the poetry now. So do what you please and be silly if you must. Feel free to start up a limerick and give it more thrust. Have a great time and know this fact more: never gyre and grimble at the grabe but remember dear old Lenore.
First line: Mario and Luigi were plumbers who loved to fix old drains.
And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.