MAY 15 (2021): BI-LYRICAL VERSE, part #2 [5]

 

   This blopost joins a continuing collection of poems about 'BI-LYRICAL VERSE', as displayed initially on this blog on May 15, 2020, with further follow-up poems subsequently.

previous poetic posts (Note that captions are available for poems displayed on "Daily Illustrated Nonsense" in slide format since January, 2024).

(collection #1): dual rhyme-schemes, EMS, gone and went, goof, daughter and son. 

CURRENT CONTENTS: (#2 -- May 15, 2021)
Liquor versus candy
Syrian refugees
Aphonic (speechless)
A poet and his bros
Fiefdom

Authors' Note:  Conversion disorder presenting as aphonia (the state of not being able to speak) is an occasionally encountered disorder with a psychologic basis.

 Authors' note: We (i.e. Dr. G.H. and his registered pseudonym Giorgio) have two brothers who have each written a textbook in his chosen field of endeavour. Our personal choice, however, is to indulge in the delights of poetry, using rhyme rather than free verse as our preferred modality.  

Reders might also want to check out a few other examples of this intriguing two-for-one poetic format. Check the collection here on 'Numbers', in particular, Four.  Moreover, the first verse of the 3-stanza brief saga 'Domestic Turkeys' is  written with a bi-lyrical rhyming  scheme. 

These poems comprise a particular type of limerick variant. To see a wider collection of thoughts on such dastardly derived doggerel, click on the collection "Limerick Variations: A Corner of the Poet's World" HERE.