Pink

This is a form known as a Double dactyl (or limerick on steroids!). It is usually humorous and consists of two stanzas, each comprising three lines of dactylic dimeter ( . . . . ) followed by a line consisting of just a choriamb (  . .  ).  The last lines of these two stanzas should rhyme.  The first line of the first stanza should be repetitive nonsense, and the second line of the first stanza should be the subject of the poem.  There is also a requirement for the second line of the second stanza to be a single double dactyl word!   It sounds complicated but you will quickly get the hang of it (if you enjoy that sort of thing!).

Tracily racily        

Lady Penelope

Talks to her teapot and

Paints her cars pink

Being unenlightened, she

Aristocratically

Smokes with a holder and

Likes to wear mink.