There once was a poet named Boyer.

Heh.  Another pro-terrorist journalist in the news, this one at the New York Times, where the Poetry Editor (they have a Poetry Editor?  Who knew?) has submitted her resignation because . . .  well, because reasons.  Sounds like she wants the New York Times to raise their anti-semitism game and this is her personal all to achieve that.

Whatever.

Anne Boyer resigns from NYT 🔥 pic.twitter.com/LunhmiCGg2

— madeline lane-mckinley (@la_louve_rouge_) November 16, 2023

Fortunately, most people are mocking her and her pretentiousness.  I appreciated the poetic responses.  From David Bernstein.

There once was a poet named Boyer.

Who had a great thought in the foyer.

She’d resign from her job,

And show those Jew slobs,

But it turned out everyone just ignored her.

From Steve McGuire.

Anne Boyer chose poems for a paper.

She enjoyed her role as gatekeeper,

But one day in a rage,

She deserted her page,

Leaving a hole…wait, no one missed her.

 Wish there were more poetic mockery.