Mad Hatter

Mad Hatter

A Poem by The Moaning Poet

 In a little shop of hats,

There lives a man who’s slightly mad.

He barks at the chimney,

Talks to the walls

And worst of all he sings to the floors.

Alone he works throughout the day,

Quite content he chirps away.

In a cage, there is a bird,

It’s been dead since the twenty-third.

But still, he taps on its cage,

His hands dyed black, fuchsia and beige.

© 2018 The Moaning Poet


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The Moaning Poet
Not yet completed just want to see people's reactions.

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This gives a panoramic vivid description, making the reader to get involved in it. The rhymes are so rhythmic, anyone can hum along. Great work... Can't wait to see it all finished.

Posted 5 Years Ago



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Added on December 31, 2018
Last Updated on December 31, 2018
Tags: victorian, mad, hatter, hat, shop, England, animal, death, colours, insanity

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The Moaning Poet
The Moaning Poet

Wolverhampton, West Midlands, United Kingdom



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Hello my name is Nicola, I am 20 from England. My work is vague and I will not spend time explaining the meaning behind a piece. Just use your imagination, this is a literature forum after all. more..

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