This is a poem I wrote a long time ago, inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky.
:: Wargle ::
Ter-flin ter-flan
The Wargle goes,
To Frithy wilds
Where ninfrin grows.
Through ninfrin leaves
The Nambrone sees,
The Wargle creep
With pallor eez.
And from his place
The Wargle sings;
In skullish deeps
The music rings.
“Moran ellei
Nar silthin rillz,”
He sings to sleep
The drallin hills.
So under sky
Of star and moon,
The Wargle sings
His midnight tune.
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Very nice, Micah! I like the background effects. They go very well with the poem.
I was just about to say the same thing! I like the crickets. I like the poem, too. It flows well.
The words have a nice sound together.
The beauty of “gibberish” poems is that if you need a word to be a certain number of syllables, be accented on a particular syllable, or just sound a certain way…you just make it up! It’s my kind of poetry 😀