MAR 23, defining opinion: honorifics

 a) Reprise of material posted on March 23 in previous years ...

2020: waterfowl, little blue herons (illustrated poem)
2021: language lovers' poems, Greek (poem)

2022: poetry of healthcare, treatment compliance (poem)
2023: saving the planet, last free lunch (photo)

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b) Today's Offering (Mar 23, 2024): 

poetry lyrics:/ "Honorifics:" says 'Mayor Al T.',/ Comic doctor with bogus M.D.,/

 They are spiffy in spoofs/ And especially in goofs,/ Like Your Lowliness

and Holey Sea." 

Authors' Note:  As pointed out by our comic interpreter and apocryphal city politician Dr. Al, titles and honorifics are often used in comic routines, such as those of the "Three Stooges" and "Monty Python", and in performers' pseudonyms like Dr. Demento and Dr. John.

 Our blogpost "Defining Opinion" on the topic-based blog "Edifying Nonsense" shows a selection of similar verses submitted to OEDILF (the online Omnificent English Dictionary in Limerick Form). You can see all of these on one visit by clicking HERE.