Limerick: Once An-Other Anchor-Woman At Sea Anne-Anne

Limerick: Once an-Other Anchor-Woman at Sea Anne-Anne Once an’ Anchor-Woman at Sea Anne-Anne Slipped tongue into a Black Hole’s butt end She came out Parallel In multi-Verse pell-mell Now she reads sweN at aeS (Ace) ennA-N*. • For the general knowledge of readers of this limerick, humble clarifications are offered here. The capital letters: A, H, I, M, N, O, T, U, V, W, X, and Y are used without any visible change in the alphabet of our own Parallel Universe where – as everybody knows – Time regresses from Future to Past, i.e., e.g. say, from being “well-satiated” to being “hungry” and back forth. Here, even though “N” is written as “N”, the pronunciation is unwaveringly: “nE”. For more detailed explanations regarding the rules of prosody in our Parallel Uni-Verse, s’il vous plait, address your queries to Yours Truly at his address in Multi-Verse. Merci Beaucoup! © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013