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There was a news story back East about one homeowner's destruction of some of his neighbor's trees to clear his view...
...of the ocean. It merited a limerick:
There once was a Dick named Jacoby
whose motto equated to "Blow me!"
'Twixt his house and the seas,
he cut down some trees
to clear 'his' horizons corruptly.
whose motto equated to "Blow me!"
'Twixt his house and the seas,
he cut down some trees
to clear 'his' horizons corruptly.
Is there a style of poem in which each stanza is a limerick? If so, what is that style
of poem called?
(Paronomastically,) a broderick?
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Well done! 
