A Different Angle: POETS' CORNER, part #2

This post is a continuation of a collection of verses as initiated on Jul 15, 2021. 

prior poetic posts (part #1)

addiction to limerick writing 

authorly skill

blogosphere

bold-faced / bald-faced

cans and can'ts (argumentively)

collaboration

creative writing (decompose)

depressed limericist

CURRENT CONTENTS:

editorial state: "Held"

(The poet's) Family

Free verse

Gender-neutral language

Inventiveness (palinkus)

The problem of scansion

The philosophy of limericks

Rhotic-poet school

(for continuation, see the link below)

Authors' Note:    Avoidance of discriminatory gender-bias in language is an unassailable aim. 

   In the medical field, there are many terms which are problematic due to syllables that in written or spoken form make them seem suspect for such bias. Usually, however, this 'problem' is happenstance based on the incorporation of Greek root-words. Sometimes the level of comedy is reached, as in the near-homonym for the male possessive form in the term HYSterectomy' (surgical removal of the uterus). Other medical and non-medical terms with hidden gender-related messages as in the above verses are indicated by font colour.  

OVERLAPPING THEMES:

To access more of this poetic cornucopia, you can proceed onward to the collection  'Poets' Corner #3' (February 2023, 2+ poems) ...

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