Last Night I tried to write a Sonnet completely in Tautologies. The are two different types of Tautology; The first is the use of redundant expressions, the second (explained Mathematically here) is when a sentence is always true. While this may have been an interesting experiment in postmodern poetry, the verse itself was staggeringly, mind bloggingly (sic.) bad. Totally against the spirit of the blog, I am not going to post it here. Any poem that contains the line "Healthy birds can fly except for Emus and Ostriches" deserves to be left in the box.