Lilivati Poem Cars
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Two black cars slinked along the highway, 12 o' clock, on a lovely summer's day, Then twice the amount squared honked right in, The truck's full of vodka and gin, One quarter of twenty-four came round, Driving here and up and down, 2 o' clock now, and the sun was bright, Came some silver cars, glinting in the light, 1/3 of the eighteen, to be exact, The leather clean and new, the paint jobs intact. An hour later, and the clouds were fluttering, Left the quotient of 30 and 3, some old vans, their engines spluttering, C A R S Now, can you tell me, How many cars remained on the traffic street?
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Two black cars slinked along the highway,12 o' clock, on a lovely summer's day,Then twice the amount squared honked right in,The truck's full of vodka and gin,
One quarter of twenty-four came round,Driving here and up and down,
2 o' clock now, and the sun was bright,Came some silver cars, glinting in the light,1/3 of the eighteen, to be exact,The leather clean and new, the paint jobs intact.
An hour later, and the clouds were fluttering,Left the quotient of 30 and 3, some old vans, their engines spluttering,
C A R S
Now, can you tell me,How many cars remained on the traffic street?
Was it easy to understand?
Were you able to solve it?
Was it interesting enough?
Was the design captivating? If not, why?
If you were to change one thing about it, what would it be?
