Poem origins: Through the Looking Glass

"Is there someone else in the garden besides me?" Alice said, he did not choose to pay attention to the last sentence of Rose.

"There is another flower in your garden that can move like you," Rose said. "I want to know how you did it -" (You always think, 'Tiger Lily says', 'But she is thicker than you.'

"She likes me?" She thought about her idea, so Alice enthusiastically asked.

"Well, she has the same shape as you, but she is more red - I think her petals are shorter"

"Her petals are almost finished like dahlia," Tiger Lily interrupted.

"But that is not your fault," Rose added softly.

Alice did not like that idea at all. So, to change the theme, she asked: "Were she here?"

"Of course, why is it around her head," Rose replied. "I would like to know if you do not think that this is a regular rule.

"She is coming!" Cried Larkspur. "I heard her walking in her footsteps, snoring, snoring, snoring, on the gravel road!"

Alice glanced eagerly and found that it was a red queen. "She has grown big!" Her first sentence.

The following poet, originally published in Powow River Anthology and my series "The Glass Transition", is a story poem. Like many narrative poems, it is written in blank poetry. The "angel" mentioned in this poem is a motorcycle club, an angel of hell.

"Jabberwocky" is probably the most famous and meaningful poetry in all British literature. This poem was first published in Louis Carroll 's novel "Through the Mirror" in 1871, but the first section was actually written in Carol in 1855 written in Miss Mash magazine called Carroll . Er (Charles Dodgson) was written to entertain his family. The following is 'Jabberwocky' (sometimes incorrectly called 'The Jabberwocky'), then a simple analysis of its meaning. It might be a "nonsense" document, but let's see if you can understand this wonderful nonsense.

In Luis Carrol's "Through the mirror", Humpty · Dumpty explained to Alice the meaning of a word in the poem Jabberwocky. One of them is fake. This is a combination of misery and vulnerability. Jabberwocky is considered to be the most meaningless poem in English, including killing the mythical beast Jabberwock. If entrepreneurs can fill the gap between the gap between reliability and scalability offered by Wall Street and the innovation that Silicon Valley brings, he will become a "translator" and is highly expected I guess. This means using a block chain and building a business that combines it with social scalability (the term used by Nick Szabo - Bitcoin's predecessor - Bitcoin). This will be a huge success.