Curangulate twillby with harr and slithe
Mixed djen and triled, trile sneckby

Cut roshorpe into bromptical purts
Add rhunda, slamble pipple.

Simmer.

Serve strilling with the gaws geaping and quek.



Feel free to add your own.

does any of that mean anything? We're not all british you know..

Brak twimple reedox.

Have you ever read the Jabberwocky mike?

Have a look at this if you haven't

People always argue about whether it means something. I think that if it means something to you, then the words have meaning. And vice versa. Regardless of what the writer was intending.

When I wrote it I had thoughts in mind and these words just came from that, none of them mean anything in the sense that they are in the dictionary. Although some might be.

I love the Alice books - and memorized Jabberwocky as a young girl.

The original illustrator, John Tenniels, shares my birthday.

I can still recite it from memory! It's actually one of my faves!! I like also Humpty Dumpty's "I sent a message to the fish" and I can do that by memory too-and Edward Lear rocks also

Well I was just trying to mimic a nonsense poem style which he does so well. I'd love to be able to recite that poem. I want to hear other recipes though too...

Frazzelliate 3 glawlwers making sure to flange the chepskus with the peskef knife-and toss in the pot to boil with the foanalgenate-prinibiscu a couple of bladle honkes and put them to one side-they dont go in till the kleefle has been adulfodgered-if you have some gomworts in your backyard throw them in but not unless they're fresh-when they rescilate it's all frabblenosh na dyou know what that means-when the fluid in the pot is lovely green out it over some pibilrigs and add the other ingredients...

Now that sounds like some POSH NOSH!

I've read a lot of nonsense amd watched a lot of cooking shows...