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Sabal Palmettos Shem Creek Park, Mt Pleasant S.C. |
SATIRE COMPOSED: Giorgio Coniglio (registered pseudonym) and Dr. GH, December 2018. Today's verses have been published online at OEDILF.com., after approval in their rigorous editing format
The Omnificent English Dictionary In Limerick Form is an online humor dictionary that has accumulated over 120,000 carefully edited poems (Giorgio is proud to have contributed over 900 hundred by 2024).
WORDPLAY LINK: The current post picks up on themes discussed in the earlier post "Sappy Verse". And, as still more verses about trees continue to be formulated after the present post was completed, you will find those as a later blogpost.
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CURRENT CONTENTS:
Aged street trees
Aged street trees
Apple trees
Camphor laurels
Cassias (cinnamon trees)
Crepe myrtles
Gnarling
Horsechestnut trees
Muir Woods
Norway maples, #1
(for continuation, see link below)
Authors' Note: Our family pet for 14 years, George the Rabbit (Giorgio Coniglio in Italian) was an unpredictable and somewhat ornery soul. Talented and demanding (yes, he learned to do tricks), he did not care for traditional rabbit goodies like lettuce and carrots, but loved certain fruits including pears and apples. A small pile of apple twigs could keep him engaged for hours on end, and we were fortunate to have an apple tree growing near our back fence.
Authors' Note: Cinnamomum is a genus of evergreen aromatic trees and shrubs noted for the aromatic oils found in their leaves and bark.
C. camphora, a tree important for production of camphoraceous oils in parts of Asia, was introduced into Australia as an ornamental in 1822. The hardy invaders have degraded the environment as they spread, clogging sewers, changing the composition of the soil, and taking over habitat from the eucalyptus on which koalas feed.
You can read more about the camphor laurel infestation ravaging northern Australia HERE.
Under a Norway maple |
EDITORIAL ADDENDUM (July 2021, updated):
Owing to hordes of avid readers beating down our door, a second installment has been made available.
CLi/uCK HERE to view "More Limericks About Trees".
Owing to hordes of avid readers beating down our door, a second installment has been made available.
CLi/uCK HERE to view "More Limericks About Trees".
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