Incontrovertible Facts
by Anonymous
'Incontrovertible Facts' Summary
'Incontrovertible Facts by Anonymous' is a unique poem written entirely without the vowels A, E, I, and U, except for the vowel O. This literary experiment, known as a lipogram, challenges the reader to decipher the meaning of the text while navigating the absence of common vowel sounds. The poem is lighthearted and whimsical in tone, playing with the limitations of the linguistic constraint to create a humorous and engaging piece of work. The author's anonymity adds to the intrigue of the piece, prompting the reader to consider the potential motivations behind the poem's creation.Book Details
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