a) Review of material posted on November 9 in previous years ...
2020: old world palindomes, #3 (wordplay)
2021: magical palindromes, Pa's as selfless ... (wordplay)
2021: magical palindromes, Pa's as selfless ... (wordplay)
2022: patients and maladies, hemorrhoid (poem)
2023: bi-lyrical limerick (reprise), a poet and his bros (poetic novelty)
2023: bi-lyrical limerick (reprise), a poet and his bros (poetic novelty)
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b) Today's Offering (Nov 9, 2024):
Authors' Note: Used here in a loose sense, with no implications for ownership, cooperative refers to a group effort by like-minded individuals. Collaborative writing sites, such as the on-line dictionary OEDILF (nursery for many of Giorgio's concoctions), have the potential advantage to contributors of learning from peers, and ultimately higher rates of publication. Contributing editors ('eds'), however, may entertain estimations of their personal relevance and productivity that influence their editorial comments on others' work. Rarely, such notions are translated into malevolent actions by these poet-leaders.
Other problems with cooperative groups are discussed HERE.
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