Joanne Ashcroft: Hole-rabbit the Down Alice (A Birthday Poem for Patricia Farrell Being 60)

Alice was beginning thought Alice was

      considering did Alice think when she

thought it over Alice started down went

      Alice in the world she was

that Alice not a moment before

      she found herself Alice had learnt

(Alice had no idea) so Alice

      soon began talking again here Alice

began to get rather sleepy Alice

      was not a bit hurt went

Alice like the wind when Alice

      had been all the way and

Alice’s first thought fitted Alice poor

    Alice Alice had begun

wise little Alice look first Alice

      ventured to taste it what a

curious feeling Alice said to herself

      poor Alice to herself rather sharply

Alice to pretend to be two

      people well I’ll eat it said

Alice but Alice had got so

much so she set to work

Joanne Ashcroft blogs here. Her collaboration with Patricia Farrell may be seen and heard here.

Visit the Patricia Farrell Celebrations Hub Post (with links to all the rest) here.