A clerihew is a light, humorous poem that consists of four lines with an AABB rhyme scheme. The subject of a clerihew is typically a well-known person, and the poem often includes playful or whimsical observations about them. The first line usually features the name of the person, while the subsequent lines offer a playful commentary or anecdote. This form allows poets to blend biography with humor, making it a fun and accessible way to celebrate or make fun of notable figures. Clerihews are often characterized by their simplicity and brevity, inviting creativity and wit in their construction.

Definition och betydelse av "clerihew"på engelska

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