The limerick I improvise
is something you should analyse
for its latent context,
for some implicit sex,
for its meter, its matter, its size
.18.03.04The limerick I improvise
describes some untidy device
which is hidden in drawers,
but sometimes, when it shows,
is for sure remarked for its size.
.18.03.04The limerick you analyse
uses its second line for its rise.
It creeps through the third line,
it flies through the next one,
and on the fifth one it dies.
.18.03.04Limericks I analyse
are simply too wise to be nice.
They cite La Fontaine,
or even Montaigne,
but never contain a surprise.
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