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’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.' This is a piece taken from Lewis Carol's "Jabberwocky", one of my favorite poems of all time. Even though the poem is written in gibberish, with words from Carol's own imagination, it still manages to convey meaning and capture a strong tone. Poems don't have to make sense to be enjoyable. Write your own poem in gibberish, but try to capture a certain tone, funny, solemn, urgent, mysterious. If it has a rhythm or meter, all the better. But most importantly, have fun! 100 coins to the winner.
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Phlenith in Poetry & Free Verse

Wulgrew Brohn and Brimlers

I woddle upon the widdle,

And plith upon the ploth,

She glibs along,

Bloof bloof brong,

And as I woddle I fod and I wod and I vod,

My horg tivid with potation,

I hinnle and hinnle and quair,

Upon the tiggish and frob nutair,

That if leeged on mine trib and frit widation,

I would bottail any who swib or yib her flihation,

I coggle upon the kiggle,

And vith upon the voth,

She glibs along,

Zif zif zong,

And as I coggle I pog and I zog and I yog,

My vliz wollid with trotation,

I wiffen and wiffen and foon,

Upon the zollish and tret hoopoon,

That if hinnied on mine vil and zeet melation,

I would ceylees any who bleer or zeer her wilation,

I hoshle upon the hishle,

And jith upon the joth,

She whilns along,

Yoif yoif yong,

I lotzom her with wulgrew brohn and brimlers,

Until frilb noot and hollig doot do whilm her.