of rhymes—some words have very few.
What’s the ontology of “biology?”
What’s the ontology of “biology?”
Well, ethnology, cosmology, doxology—
garbology, scatology (oh, pew!).
Every single word’s an anthology
garbology, scatology (oh, pew!).
Every single word’s an anthology
of words within
words—morphology,
tautology (to speak what’s true).
So what is the ontology of “biology,”
tautology (to speak what’s true).
So what is the ontology of “biology,”
then?—every word its own
mythology,
a regular ontology stew—
typology—
a regular ontology stew—
typology—
eidolons of cytology, necrology, phrenology.
You can list ‘em till the last shoe
drops, when you’re studyin’ on pedology.
You can list ‘em till the last shoe
drops, when you’re studyin’ on pedology.
But I think the key to
“biology”’s “zoology”—
processional life of ram, kid, and ewe.
Every single word’s a mammalogy—
androgyny?—Well, I’m searching for a Trinity!
processional life of ram, kid, and ewe.
Every single word’s a mammalogy—
androgyny?—Well, I’m searching for a Trinity!