A famous Clerihew about Bertrand Dawson[0], the man who secretly euthanised King George V so that his imminent death would appear in the morning edition of The Times rather than "less appropriate evening journals":
The marvelous Mikestew
Is a solemn student of the craft of Clerihew
When he sees a "quasihew": close, albeit outside the norm
He corrects its author (as is due) to improve future form
Nick The Magician
Has poems much finer than a smidgen
The fame took his head, like a balloon of air, hot
He don't know the difference 'tween a drumroll and a rimshot
