What is a "rifmoplet"?

[Udut, Kenneth]

Thank you for the quick responses!

A quick furthur question:

Are there (either in book form or online)
examples from a real rifmoplet?

Or perhaps some 'bad poets' who are
known for their "rifmorplet"-ness?

-Ken


|> Could someone here say what is a "rifmoplet"?
|
|Rifmoplet comes form "rifma" (rhyme) and "plesti" (weave).
|
|It normally stands for a poor poet who writes his "poems" by rhyming
without
|bothering about the content and other attributes like word choice, style,
|alliteration, etc.

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