The Ides of March in a Nutshell

The Ides of March in a Nutshell

The sky, to be cliché, is blue

While the cliché grass is green

But we, I believe, are more concerned

With Caesar, who was between

The grass, that in cliché, is green

And the cliché sky that’s blue;

And since, I believe, he was also involved,

We’re concerned with Brutus too.

The night, to be cliché, is black

While the cliché day is bright

Caesar wore a fancy toga

Which was purple hem on white.

The day, to be cliché, is bright

While the cliché night is black

Good old Brutus got so jealous

He stabbed Caesar in the back.