"Quatrain For Queneau": An Anagram Poem on 'Raymond Queneau' (from "Exercises in Style: The Poetic Supplement," Number 264)

     The second half of line one along with each of the 

six subsequent half lines of the quatrain are anagrams of 

the first half of line one -- i.e., of 'Raymond Queneau.'

Additionally, as proper quatrains should consist of a pair 

of rhyming couplets, "Q For Q" follows that prescription

with what can be seen as faux eye rhymes -- 'drum' and

'(quo)rum' and '(Mon)day' and 'quay,' though 'quay' is

properly pronounced 'kee,' thus the faux eye rhyme 

designation. 

Raymond Queneau, 

ye neon aqua drum.

Damn! You 'n' a queer 

need a -- any! -- quorum.
O Ray! Manque (nude) 

ran queue Monday.
Mary, Queen o' Duna: 

Mud...? Ne'er on a quay!