"The first of April; or, The triumphs of folly. A poem dedicated to a famous duchess. The author - after writing the Diaboliad - William Combe. The book "April Fool's Day; or, Triumphs of Folly" is a poem that provokes the reader to think about the hidden realities of life and the embodiment of nonsense in various spheres of society. The author, known for his talent to break banal stereotypes, in this work offers his own version of sharp satire, imbued with a deep understanding of human nature. Combining a refined style with insightful humor, "April Fool's Day" will not only entertain the reader, but also open up new perspectives on the realities of the surrounding world. This poem is not only fun and easy to read, but it also leaves a deep mark in the heart and mind of anyone who laughs at their own folly and mistakes."