Since 2016 Giorgio Coniglio, registered pseudonym and editor-in-chief, has been bundling collections of POETRY, WORDPLAY and PHOTOGRAPHY, seasoned with humour and parody, with the sole aim of entertaining YOU with presentations at the rate of 5x per month. The related blog "DAILY ILLUSTRATED NONSENSE" sends out items from these collections one-at-a-time.
Saturday 25 June 2022
Monday 20 June 2022
Wordplay maps: AMERICAN SCRAMBLE-TOWNS #21 (final)
Wednesday 15 June 2022
PATIENTS and their MALADIES, part #3
This post is a continuation of 'PATIENTS and their MALADIES, part #1', as posted on this blog March 2021 and February 2022.
previous poetic posts (see previous posts for the complete story..)
(part#2)
dyspareunia
eye discharge
flu-like symptoms
ganglion cysts
Graves disease
gynophobia
hemorrhoids
CURRENT CONTENTS:
Hives
Hoarding disorder
Horseshoe kidney
Knee effusion
Lichen sclerosus
Male infertility
Nervous bladder
-OMAs (non-tumorous)
Here's a LIST OF LINKS to collections of intriguing poems (over 160 of these!) on medical/dental topics that can now be found on various posts.
Friday 10 June 2022
Nonsense about NUMBERS and COUNTING
pas-de-deux, National Ballet of Canada Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, August 2022 |
bossa nova trio, Yorkville Village parkette, Toronto, August, 2022 |
string quartet, Dundas Square, Toronto, June 2022 |
Sunday 5 June 2022
Reversing Verse: PANAMA PALINDROME PARODIES (classic and novel)
Carioca is a long-established nickname for the city and the residents of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Ipanema is a section of that city, known for it's bossa nova music, and for its iconic beach.
As explained in the verse, we have the classic palindrome (reminiscent of the Panama concoction):
Amen, a pit — Ipanema, and its many variants.
Newer variants include: Amen, a pizza, jazz — Ipanema, and
Amen, a piece — Ipanema.