A limerick is a form of verse, written in five-line, used in poems of humour and nonsense, which gained worldwide renown with Edward Lear (1812-1888). “Estapafúrdio” means something nonsensical, out of logic. As limericks are usually accompanied by absurd illustrations, these poems balance one foot in reality and the other in the wildest fantasy!



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Brazilian Portuguese
Editora 34, 2014