Truly Madly
By luigi_pagano
Sun, 23 May 2021
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I wasn't invited
but I'd like to be there,
at Alice's party
with the March Hare.
I should be present
and must insist,
my name is added
to the guests' list.
I told all my friends
that I had been
invited to lunch
by the Red Queen
but changed my mind
when I later read
that she'd threatened
to cut off my head.
When I discovered
she'd been mistaken:
for the Queen of Hearts,
I was much shaken.
Lewis Carroll's story
is bound to bamboozle
and it was responsible
for my luncheon refusal.
Having lost my chance
I feel only disquiet
that I've to subsist
on a meagre diet.
© Luigi Pagano 2021
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Hey! Luigi,
Permalink Submitted by skinner_jennifer on
Hey! Luigi,
this is a great poem I would aspire to, only wish I'd thought of it myself.
Nice one.
Jenny, xx
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Sounds like a riddle
Sounds like a riddle Luigi are you the mad hatter? Pity you were not invited to your own party. Next year maybe. Why did the red queen want to chop off your head doesn't she like your hat?
& Nolan
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I loved your stepping out of
Permalink Submitted by Penny4athought on
I loved your stepping out of the book and breaking the wall of classic literature with bits added whimsy. Well done Luigi, and well deserved cherries!
Penny4athought
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Such a seminal story and
Such a seminal story and enjoyed your entertaining spin on it, Luigi
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This was a lot of fun, Luigi.
Permalink Submitted by hudsonmoon on
This was a lot of fun, Luigi. You can come to my tea party anytime.
Rich
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