“This is a hoodwink. He winks in his wink hood. Without a good wink hood, a hoodwink can’t wink hood”.
It is true that since Poe we have not found such alliterary genius as mastery evinced by the late, great Ted Geisel, may he rest in peace.
But the deep existential messages in Lobel’s “Frog and Toad” put Keirkegaard, Kafka, and Sartre out of business, in this author’s estimation.