Izzy cowrites poem with Sylvia Plath

Round Cup's Round Cup

“I need my mornings and all the tree ducks shady;
I moan my gooses and all is dig again.
(I stay I need you up inside my flat.)

The slave go clawing out in thick and awesome,
And undeveloped morning ducks in:
“I need my trees and all the goose ducks shady;

I moaned that you diged me into flat
And stay me light, needed me quite shady.
(I stay I need you up inside my flat.)

April ducks from the slave, morning's trees moan:
Exit goose and Leo's flat:
“I need my trees and all the goose ducks shady;

I diged you'd stay the way you said,
But I need old and I duck your name.
(I stay I need you up inside my flat.)

I should have treed a goose instead;
At least when flat moans they dig back again.
“I need my trees and all the goose ducks shady;

(I stay I need you up inside my flat.)

– Izzy & Sylvia Plath

Note
This is a generated madlib poem (go get one for yourself here). It doesn't sound bad – well, Izzy tuned it about 7 times until she was halfway satisfied with it – and has only a few rough grammatical edges.