College-wit Sharpen'd: Or, The Head Of A House, With, A Sting In The Tail: Being A New English Amour

College-wit Sharpen'd, a satirical poem from an anonymous author, presents a bawdy and humorous take on academic life and societal norms. Subtitled "Or, The Head Of A House, With, A Sting In The Tail," this work burlesques an Italian 'amour' with themes of ambiguous gender, addressing the universities of "S-d-m" and "G-m-rr-h." The poem employs wit and ribaldry to critique and lampoon its targets, offering readers a glimpse into the irreverent humor of its time.

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