Meagles, Penses and Beazers Oh My!

This is my first (and so far only) attempt at nonsense verse, a style mastered by Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. I think it turned out very well.

 

the tallest sray of a Meagle’s flay

is heard in Carperest Fowns

a Penses way with reagle clay

cannot keep his shrieving mown

 

with Penses and Meagles kept at bay

the Homelin can settle down

but with nothing else to lead away

the Limehon cannot be found

 

such is the way of the Beazer’s prey

the wish of not being found

but the Homelin isn’t led astray

and will bring that Beazer down

 

Meagles, Penses, Beazers and their prey

love the Limehon in the town

they hate the Homelin right to this day

for he wears the Human Crown

 

Author's Note

If you don't understand the poem, it's ok neither do I!