Tohubohu
A Poem About This Unusual Word

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aid Apparently, it’s been around At least since 1610 It means chaos or confusion Although not used often</p><p id="a47e">It comes from Hebrew which was dead Until not long ago The nineteen hundreds brought it back Nine million speakers, woah! They say that it’s a Yiddish word Just like verklempt and schmooze Although I must confess it makes Me want to drink more booze</p><p id="1202">So, how exactly do I use This new word that I’ve found? Well let me show you how it’s done I’ll try not to confound.</p><p id="a285">“Our problem is tohubohu” That’s how you use this word Or “Tohubohu everywhere!” It really sounds absurd</p><p id="ef38">It’s “nuts” or “chaos” this you see Is what it really means The next time life has gone insane Tohubohu it brings</p><p id="eebf"><b>In fact there may not be a more Suitable word than this To describe what ensued on the Capital on the 6th (of January)</b></p><p id="caba">I hope that you’ll now remember This silly word or phrase And in your mind, it will reside For use in coming days</p><p id="2a34">Here are a couple more pieces I have written.</p><div id="cef1" class="link-block"> <a href="https://readmedium.com/a-journey-of-a-lifetime-5ce6e3a7144f"> <div> <div> <h2>A Journey of a Lifetime</h2> <div><h3>Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Somethi
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A Poem About This Unusual Word

I’m one who really likes to get A special word each day A word I’ve never heard before To prop up words I say
Well yesterday I got this word It made me scratch my head “Tohubohu,” an actual word? In English, it is said Apparently, it’s been around At least since 1610 It means chaos or confusion Although not used often
It comes from Hebrew which was dead Until not long ago The nineteen hundreds brought it back Nine million speakers, woah! They say that it’s a Yiddish word Just like verklempt and schmooze Although I must confess it makes Me want to drink more booze
So, how exactly do I use This new word that I’ve found? Well let me show you how it’s done I’ll try not to confound.
“Our problem is tohubohu” That’s how you use this word Or “Tohubohu everywhere!” It really sounds absurd
It’s “nuts” or “chaos” this you see Is what it really means The next time life has gone insane Tohubohu it brings
In fact there may not be a more Suitable word than this To describe what ensued on the Capital on the 6th (of January)
I hope that you’ll now remember This silly word or phrase And in your mind, it will reside For use in coming days
Here are a couple more pieces I have written.

© Matt Ray 2020