Is this another punctuation question?

Question

Due to recent events, and having learned a new word the other day thanks to a well rounded answer from one of my contacts, I have to ask . . .

Aposiopesis . . .

How long are these?

Are they twice a caesura?

Or multiplied by a plethora?

Do you measure them in feet?

Or do they only count as a beat?

Can they be considered an enjambment?

When put in at the end of a line?

Or do they take up more time?

Is it a pompous showboat?

That makes time float?

Can it replace a dash?

No, those clash . . .

Answer 1

Questions Schmestions! Very funny and a well rounded format. Is that Alfred Hitchcock smoking a short cigar ?  

Answer 2

Sir, you cause me to convulse in laughter.  Thank you!

Answer 3

Well, I had to look up two words.  Very creative and fun in both content and shape.  I can guarantee that mine looks nothing like that...poems that is ;)   Funny Boob oo...

Answer 4

Dirty mind aside, you made me look up the word.  A fun, irreverent look at incompleteness.  My wife accuses me of that a lot.  Maybe it is  a symptom of someone who writes poetry?  

Answer 5

I had to look up a word, too. I still don't know. What's a Fawcet?

Answer 6

Here I go again, snorting coffee on my monitor and ribs that are never going heal!  The poem is a delight and the shape of your words is...!

Answer 7

Cool! You're beginning to sound like a group of editors having a screaming "discussion."

Answer 8

47.13, depending on whether you get the cosine or not.