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Double Baloney ~~Two~~

(Limericks & **Related Couplets**)

Bruce Howard HamiltonSeries: Double Baloney
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Pages
128
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
iUniverse

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Double Baloney ~~TWO~~ (a sort of sequel of 240 brief and quite standardly rhymed items to the same author's recent **Double Baloney**) has a noticeably divergent formulaic aspect. At the top of every textual page of Double Baloney ~~TWO~~ should be a limerick that perhaps none too galumphingly forms an entire sweeping sentence; at the bottom of each textual page should be an I LIKE sort of couplet the book's author awhile back invented and now very much enjoys composing. Each limerick and every concomitant couplet might seem specially linked in that the title of each limerick is included in the title and the opening line of its accompanying I LIKE couplet. The author's entire aspiration had much to do with grammatical excellence as possibly helping produce strong semblances of wit.

Related Subjects

  • Jokes & Riddles
  • Form
  • Humor
  • Adult Nonfiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesDouble Baloney #2

    Artists

    Bruce Howard HamiltonAuthor