You are a
panther of poesy
lithely elucidating
your erudition,
stalking grandiloquence,
vaulting verbiage in your
versification
until you are
a kitten tangled
in tautology.
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Shawn L. Bird 
Excellent -I think you just tangled this kitten.
lol
Wonderful. I don’t want to attempt to read it out loud tho 😉
But that’s the fun part!
I know. I tried. It was fun but I need more practice .
🙂
amazing wordplay!!
Thanks.
That’s the irony, of course. 😉
For lack of a better word this poem is “tasty”. It’s so fun to read I read it over and over! 🙂
lol
Tasty is good. I’m glad you’re savouring it. 🙂
Love all those words! God Bless x
Thanks, Jacqui!
Clever! :0) M
Thanks.
I’m awake NOW! lol
It didn’t lull you into a stupor? 😉
Made me laugh out loud. 🙂
Good. My work here is done. 😉
Haha..love this 🙂
I’m glad! Thanks for stopping by.
Wow! Love the way you used all those words.
Thanks, Michelle!
Very clever. 🙂
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Melody
Hilarious 🙂
Thanks, Loretta.
I love it lol
Thank you!
I had to read it three times before I got all the horrors. Mrs Malaprop lives out there in many guises, or is it geysers !!!!!
I do grow weary of the pompous poetry of some self-aggrandizing intellectuals. I find they do generally end up in some form of malapropism. There shouldn’t be any examples above, though!
Wow, what fun, read it with my hand on the dictionary! Best wishes Charles.
Thanks Charles.
brilliant word play
beautiful
Glad you liked it.
As the others say, excellent wordplay. The thing I love about it is that it’s concise. Not too verbose or gandiose. More poets should aspire to write like this. 🙂
PS Dry sense of humour NOT sarcasm! It is a very good point you make.
😉
As I tell my students- brevity is an art!
Thanks Leo
Sounds like something a big sister would say. 😀
😉
I’m a bit late to get to this one, but it did make me smile. I feel that at the end you should have top-hat that you can doff in salute.
I’m glad you had a smile. Thanks for stopping in.