"Where's Walrus...?" Lay as Limerick

Si! Sir Sea Lion's likin' his lie-in. 
And they're lyin' who 'llege he's alone.
"Though, lo-'n'-behold!" 

hold Lou 'n' Isolde,
"such be pinniped play in Lyon."

Re: Enough (For Otway, pace Omar)

 

   Fiona Otway, friend of the 

Hampden Bartholomews, is 

assembling graphic items for 

inclusion in a zine she plans 

to publish later this Spring. 

   Otway's chosen theme...? 

Enoughness. 

   At left you'll find one of 

Ulysses Poe's submissions.

50 More AmalgaMates aka JuxtaPoseurs

     Continuous tone b/w pencil portraits are forthcoming.                                   

Dom DeLuise Brooks

   Jonathan Swifty Lazar 

   Mama Cass Elliot Ness 

   Pearl S. Buck Rogers 

   Lin-Manuel Miranda Hart Dyke

   Pope Jean Paul Sartre 

   Sid Caesar Augustus

   Sun Myung Moon Mullins 

   Judith Anderson Cooper 

   Hedy Lamar Odom 

   Zsa Zsa Gabor Szabo 

   Junipero Serra Palin 

   

   Ru Pol Pot 

   

Marcia Gay Talese 

   

Ayn Rand Paul 

Sir Humphrey Davy Crockett 

   

Rainer Maria Callas                                       

Vyvyan Holland Taylor                                                

    

Stan Lorelei Lee 

Paul Klay Thompson 

   

Janus Joplin 

Horus Rumpole 
   

Mahatma Gandy Goose 

Jack Ruby Dee 

Sandra Oh Selznick 

Moshe Dayan Feinstein 

Gypsy Rose Kennedy

Olivia Newton-Minnow 

Eleanor LeBron James

Willie Nelson Mandela 

Norma Desmond Tutu 

Arundhati Roy Orbison 

Edna May Oliver Hardy

George Wallace Simpson 

Martha Raye Charles

Raul Julia Child  

Salvador Dolly Parton

Siddhartha Conan Doyle

Honey Boo Boo Radley 

Julia Louis-Armstrong

Morgan le Fay Wray

Eric the Red Skelton

Ivar the BoneLes Paul
Attila the Hunter Biden

Sitting Bull Connor
Boss Tweedle Dee

Ponce de Leon Trotsky

Riddick Bowe Brummel 

René de la Sally Field

     and

George Herman ("Babe") Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Breakthrough...? Or Botch...?

'Tis been Ben's blind ambition 

to glom atomic fission 
atop atomic fusion -- 
less mission, more illusion,

since particle division,

qua sine non for fusion,

"requires one huge collision...,"

so sighs Sir Isaac Newsion.

A parallel delusion --

to glue atomic fusion

to subatomic fission --

completes Ben's fleeting vision.

An alien math'matician --

(a Martian, a Venusian)

might reach some new conclusion.

For now, Ben's Tao...? Derision.

One Fine Day On Baker Street

Twin brothers has Sherlock. Their noms...?
First: Mycroft; next: Mycro(so)ft Holmes.
One solves crimes from his chair;
one deploys Windowsware®.
(Why's but one found in Conan Doyle's tomes...?)