The poem “Double Inverse Epulaeryu” is a normal Epulaeryu with two inverse additions that focus on succulent dishes and exotic drinks. It consists of seven verses of thirty-three (33) syllables with an inverse form. The first verse has seven (7) syllables, the second verse five (5), the third verse seven (7), the fourth verse five (5), the fifth verse five (5), the sixth verse three (3), and the seventh verse has only one (1) syllable that ends with an exclamation point. The number of syllables in the poetic form Epulaeryu is 7/5/7/5/5/3/1. The reverse form comes before the regular form with lines of 1/3/5/5/7/5/7; therefore, the Double Inverse Epulaeryu poem is 1/3/5/5/7/5/7 7/5/7/5/5/3/1/ with a total of sixty-six (66) syllables. Each line has a thought related to the main course. The poetic form of Epulaeryu, which has corresponding lines built around the main course, concludes with the final line expressing the writer’s emotion and feelings about the food. The following are examples:

Succulent Jamaican Jerk Chicken (Double Reverse Epulaeryu)

Me!

tasty food

this is grilled chicken

caribbean flavor

Toes, knees, head, tongue, just shake

Pirate Rum Sip

Meat right off the bone, just slide!

Mixed spices, thyme, cayenne pepper

call the piper

nutmeg, sugar, olive oil

Stir it up in style

Rub ginger on the thigh

shake the chest

Yes!

Yes!

This is pretty

jamaican rum punch

fresh lime juice, sugar

Pepper mixed with berries

making me happy

Bob Marley makes me slow!

At first it was chicken

walk ground kicks

Then came the nutmeg and the good spices.

Rasta man turned wise

Chicken and spice mix

bore

Nice!