Ahm, seemingly list poetry tends to develop towards a kind of applied art.
It's that what in Germany poetry of 18th cent. was called a "kasual carmen",
a chant for a certain case (more or less well paid ;-).
Perhaps the earlier Limerician list-period of "indifferent delight"
(Immanuel Kant) was somehow more, hm, creative? / joyful? / innocent?
My very best as ever,
Matthias B.
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