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'Thirty-five imaginative and humorous poems for an adult and a child to read aloud together. . . . The entertaining verses are varied as to length, rhythm, and subject and are illustrated with harmoniously amusing drawings.' ?BL.
Just as Ciardi has never joined a group, so he has never asked that his poems be approved-they are simply there, written as they demanded to be written from inside their own experience of themselves. They are there-and they will not go away.
Hurling limericks at each other, a dozen at a clip, they charge from the lists (the list includes a gross of limericks by each). It is a brilliant confrontation in one of the English language's oldest and most demandingly rigid traditions.
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