Write me a poem in the style of edgar allen poe about a man named Jacob who loves ska music
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Certainly, I'd be delighted to help you create a poem in the style of Edgar Allan Poe about a man named Jacob who loves ska music. Here's a simple 12-line poem in ABABCDECDEFE format, inspired by Poe's "The Raven" and "Annabel Lee".

In a gloomy little town, Jacob dwells
With his headphones, hears ska's enchanting swells
He nods and dances to the trumpet's charms
With feet that seem to thump out ska jams

Every evening, he hits the record deck
And the ska rhythm fills his heart with wreck
Soon the groove runs through his veins, and he
Gives in to the ska's hypnotizing glee

Oh, how Jacob, a ska maestro, feels
As he gathers solace in melodies that reel
Amidst a world that demands he endure and obey
He seeks his refuge in jaded, rebellious sway

But one evening, a cruel surprise took shape,
Jacob paused and carefully tried to compact
All vinyl then, all Kila and Madness collections,
In whole compendia that were no longer possessible within the partitions.

He went upstage and flairily changed out
The ska match going for unctuous and comfy.
 Holding, jaw-tuned, howling duckie,
 Annabel Skabeenbe was his sweet swan cottage.

No! No! For the love of groovy goddesses
In the name of beats and rhythm above meaness
I begged him not to lock music in shelves, not leave out
A single note, Guitar skank, or basslines in and out.

And rallied him fondly to be loyal to a spin
Cause a crisp point with this accomplishment you, vide, preserve in.
 Hear how the colophon screams the proper definitive.
 The last skank was not a hymn, nor a lament, but a heart song wholesome.

Now, where's that man of mine, Jacob, where's his number afloat?
 I pile my enticements in one plastic spill.
 And be blessed as ska music remains the realm that's perfect.
 But this, they'll claim, is a catastrophe, no stage, hypnotism.
 No! The transcendent beat is more overweening, broother.
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Write me a poem in the style of edgar allen poe about a man named Jacob who loves ska music
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In the style of Poe, a tale I weave,
Of Jacob, a man with a heart on his sleeve.
A love for ska music, fast and free,
A rhythm, a melody, a ceaseless decree.

In the twilight's gloom and the midnight's glare,
He danced alone, lost in despair.
The moonlight streamed through his window bare,
Casting shadows on his face, a spectral flare.

His heart echoed the rhythm, a frantic beat,
As the haunting ska melodies, with passion replete,
Through the silence of the night, they'd sweetly meet,
A symphony of sorrow and bittersweet defeat.

He danced with phantoms, spectral and wild,
Each note, every beat, every chord compiled,
In the echoing chambers of his memory, beguiled,
By the ska's relentless, enchanting, tempestuous wile.

The horns wailed a mournful, melancholy tune,
Underneath the pale glow of the crescent moon.
The rhythm, an intoxicating opium, a rune,
Ensnaring Jacob's heart, a persistent communion.

Oh, Jacob, bound to the music's indelible mark,
Forever entwined in its seductive, siren remark,
In the depths of the night, no respite, no spark,
A slave to the rhythm, eternal and stark.

And as the dawn broke, the music did cease,
The phantoms retreated, at last granted release.
But the echo of ska, its insistent, relentless caprice,
In Jacob's heart, forever etched, never to decrease.

Thus, I leave you with this mournful tale,
Of Jacob, who loved ska, through darkness and gale.
A prisoner of rhythm, his soul bound in a veil,
In the dance of despair, his spirit did wail.
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