Changing Clanging poetry

A poem using the device of mutating a word by changing one letter at a time. By itself this device is not literary. Ideally the word will become its opposite. This works very well if the word is the last word in the line - it makes rhyming possible - or the first word in a line.

Source

SHIP/DOCK Theorem, by Mathematician Ian Stewart,

Examples

"The Principle of Least Animosity," by Ted Mathys, from Null Set.

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