A Jewish Duet
As abalone clings
The cabaletta lingers,
The Ealdorman sings
His gaberdine in his fingers.
They sing Jabberwocky songs;
A cabala tune it doth sound,
As the leavy hillsides long;
Nae but to be able to sing along.
That pachydermous man and his lady
To each other roband under trees shady.
P.S. In this context the word "Jabberwocky" means: meaningless syllables that seem to make sense
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Ten words from a dictionary, huh? I should try that sometime...to help get the creative juices flowing! Keep up the good work! You're a great writer!
Haha I feel stupid cause I didn't know what all of the words meant haha. I did however know Jabberwocky haha. All in all it's really good.
Whoops!! Forgot the period!
Yeah, you may have had some trouble understanding some words because for this poem I did this thing where I selected ten random words from a dictionary and use them in a poem. Kinda hard, actually, especially fitting "Jabberwocky" in there.
Wow! This is beautiful! I feel kind of dumb because I had to look up a few of those words...but I love the tone of this poem. The meter is very elegant and flows nicely. Wow!! You are one talented writer! One critique however: just put a period at the end. This poem is very beautiful!