The scrivener Slava,
Filled with palava',
Who posts to the Agora board,
Hopes you aren't too bored.
CLERIHEW
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Actually, that was not what you were criticized for:You hit the nail on he head, and did it with a poem
from this thread's theme. Congrats.
And remember I was criticized highly for digging
up dead posts to get the site moving.
For the whole discussion, see Chaos II....a stream of self-indulgent incoherency that serves only to dilute real discussions on the topics we originally came for.
...a cacophony of vapid personal whimsy, with or without a contribution
Life is like playing chess with chessmen who each have thoughts and feelings and motives of their own.
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Well, there really was no challenge made. Audiendus apparently "divined" that a challenge was intended (Audiendi are like that) and others followed suit.By the way, maybe I am a bore. (Although I hope not.) But I noticed that we had gotten away from the challenge, and wanted to start the ball rolling. Looks like it worked
Ars longa, vita brevis
AudiendusThis might be a good one for some of the Agora's newer members to play with. They did get a couple of group poem exercises together, so perhaps...?
Thinks that Slava did intend us
(Since the group poems were the work of very few)
To write a clerihew.
If I can engage my brain
I may rise to the challenge again;
The badinage about an ilk
Is perhaps something I can milk.
Slava, Slava, au contrary [that's Frenglish]This might be a good one for some of the Agora's newer members to play with. They did get a couple of group poem exercises together, so perhaps...?
Started the one called "Blues for Mary"
Perry and Stargzer joined Calliope's cartel
Them poems wusn't just for new farts, but for old farts as well
Ars longa, vita brevis
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Ooh, badinage! That's a good one; I had to look it up! It's not in the Goodword Dictionary, but it was listed Ferrus' New Year's Resoluation (sic), "Words to add to my active vocabulary."...
If I can engage my brain
I may rise to the challenge again;
The badinage about an ilk
Is perhaps something I can milk.
Or should I have said:
Ooh, Badinage! Now, that's a real good'n'!
It's not in the Doctor's Goodword Diction'.
Nary another post except this one:
Ferrus' New Year's "Resoluation (sic)."
Audiendus igitur ...
Regards//Larry
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