A rhythmic possibility
"Edna St. Vincent Millay" has, as one pronounces it, the precise stress structure of "Byron and Shelley and Keats". One could venture a second line, "Was frolicsome, witty, and gay", though one doesn't know if that is actually true, and in any case, one finds one's inspiration and perspiration both foundering at the prospect of proceeding in the proper wise, perhaps because one knows vanishingly little about the authoress. At any rate, one commends this curious fact to the attention of those interested in developing it further.
Comments
on 2007-08-16 7:16:36.0, My Alter Ego commented:
"Edna St. Vincent Millay" Is a name that I Googled today. Wikipedia said That, although she is dead, She was frolicsome, witty, and gay.
Actually, not completely gay. Bisexual, in fact.
and, further, on 2007-08-16 17:01:31.0, bitchphd commented:
One shall take it under advisement, thank you.
and, further, on 2007-08-17 13:18:57.0, The Modesto Kid commented:
Also, "Lions and tigers and bears". But you don't hear me saying "Oh my!" every time her name comes up in the conversation.
and, further, on 2007-08-22 22:36:30.0, KM commented:
Curious indeed, and well pursued by My Alter Ego.
and, further, on 2007-08-22 23:02:01.0, ben wolfson commented:
Indeed, he has pooped out quite the lyrical treat for us.