It’s very hard to know when The Poetic Moose on the Loose is being serious, or when he’s having a larf. He makes up words and concepts all the time – it’s like living with the Monty Python cast!
So when he provides us with a new ‘Hungarian’ poetry format – badriomaku – I instantly look for the pun within the word. “Bad R I, O M Ku”? “Bad riom” (bad rhyme)? I can’t find a good one, so it’s either hidden in the depths of his rather silly imagination, or it’s a genuine poetry form he’s discovered. Either way, it now exists, so I’ve written one.
Without further ado, I present my badriomaku:
You are
so silly.
Incorrigible.
LOL
But you are clever –
the creator
of a new art form.
With a syllable count of 2-3-5-1-5-4-5, the Hungarian Badriomaku is interesting in that it gives you a structure that doesn’t fit any preconceived ideas.
I suggest all you lovely, wonderfully talented poets write one to kickstart its popularity 🙂
Huzzah! G;)
Hazzuh!
Very interesting. I would like to help, but if you are waiting for me, I hope you brought your lunch
One is never alone with a sandwich 🙂
Ha Ha
My one and probably only
“Badriomaku”
Oh, my
Silliness
Messing with my rhymes
Time
Is of the essence
Imperative
To avoid this crime
Thanks Jane… Fun post…
Perfect! Thank you for playing, Michael 🙂