Diminutive Poem by Douglas Scotney
Diminutive
'ul' diminishes in Latin:
a cumulus is a little heap;
a cumus is a big one.
A kid named Dougus
has ironical parents,
or ones apex or ambitious.
One cutely-called Dougulus, however,
has careful parents - and suspicious.
'A Dougulus a threat? Never! '
Sunday, November 24, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: cute love,irony,language,power
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I cannot find the word 'cumus', but it is a logical conclusion.The principle stands - a cumus should be a large cumulus.
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