五行打油詩

五行打油詩

打油诗( /ˈlɪmərɪk/ LIM-ər-ik ) [1]是一种起源于18世纪早期英格兰的诗体。[2]其固定结构为五行诗体[3]，严格遵循AABBA押韵格式——即第一、二、五行押韵，第三、四行缩短并变换韵脚[4]。该诗体在19世纪经愛德華·利爾推广而普及。[5]

参考文献

  1. ^ LIMERICK | meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary. dictionary.cambridge.org. [2019-12-12] （英语）. 
  2. ^ An interesting and highly esoteric verse in Limerick form is found in the diary of the Rev. John Thomlinson (1692–1761): 1717. Sept. 17th. One Dr. Bainbridge went from Cambridge to Oxon [Oxford] to be astronomy professor, and reading a lecture happened to say de Polis et Axis, instead of Crazy. Upon which one said, Dr. Bainbridge was sent from Cambridge,—to read lectures de Polis et Axis; but lett them that brought him hither, return him thither, and teach him his rules of syntaxis. From Six North Country Diaries, Publications of the Surtees Society, Vol. CXVIII for the year MCMX, p. 78. Andrews & Co., Durham, etc. 1910.
  3. ^ Cuddon, J.A. The Penguin dictionary of literary terms and literary theory需要免费注册 4. London [u.a.]: Penguin Books. 1999: 458. ISBN 978-0140513639. 
  4. ^ Vaughn, Stanton. Limerick Lyrics. 1904 [6 October 2014]. 
  5. ^ Brandreth, page 108
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