Aladdin’s magic lamp, and with it Jill came
trembling after,
Yes, after whom? And why? You may wonder,
Jill was a bit over ambitious than jack by
nature,
So to have Genie as slave he dived from an
upper tor yonder.
Yes, after whom? And why? You may wonder;
After a flabbergasted rabbit and for Jill’s hunger,
So to have genie as slave he dived from an
upper tor yonder,
He stumbled and fumbled upon a stupendous gobbler.
After a flabbergasted rabbit and for Jill’s
hunger:
As he ran from Jack with the lamp for a prize (err),
He stumbled and fumbled upon a stupendous
gobbler,
Aladdin’s magic lamp, and with it Jill came
trembling after.
haha...much enjoyed your pantoum...great creative topic and story telling..ah..what would we do if we had that magic lamp...smiles
ReplyDeleteI love the SOUNDS of this poem as it rumbles along with its delightfully absurd tale sans bumble bees! I am humbled.
ReplyDeleteWow ... what a fascinating imagination ... I guess it's one of your best works that I have read :-)
ReplyDeletehaha...love the retelling of the nursery rhyme...smiles....a magic lamp...i might come trembling after as well...smiles.....wonder what my wishes might be...
ReplyDeleteNice form...I can imagine all of them going after the lamp to make a slave out of the genie ~
ReplyDeleteLyrical and whimsical, and the pantoum lends itself well to the nursery rhyme air.
ReplyDeleteNicely done, Sreeja! That's quite a different take on the prompt. :)
ReplyDeleteUnique and so pleasurable.
ReplyDeleteSreeja, this is a light and playful piece, the words are flaky and quizzical, I'm feeling them tumble as I read along. So much fun and very much so unique. :)
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