Who wanted to set to sea
He considered his mode of transportation
And what in the world it could be
But Alergron was resourceful
And covered all the bases
He manufactured his seagoing vessel
And set off for foreign places
The ships that he encountered
On his way to distant lands
Were known to admonish their sailors
"Quick! On deck! All Hands!"
I have to admit I dredged Algeron from my archives, but his mode of transportation seemed worthy of a second look. Thanks for your patience with my nonsense, and my rhyming!
The bright reds make this really pop! Never kind the surreal nature of it. lol
ReplyDeleteA fabulous and wonderfully creative post my dear picture and words...GREAT JOB.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic bit of whimsy and wit !
ReplyDeleteLoved your poem, Bev! and of course, your ingenuous mode of transportation.
ReplyDeleteThis is witty and wonderful, Bev, with so much to see. I love the surreal feel of it and the fabulous colour scheme.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Bev. Humorous surreal :)
ReplyDeleteDelightful poem and picture!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the poem very much. And the art is captivating as well.
ReplyDeleteKim
A real fun page, great images and a fantastic poem to add to the scene.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
this is a brilliant creation! xo
ReplyDeleteNothing so great as nonsense, Miss Bev, especially when it leaves me with a smile. And your poem is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvellous surreal composition, I have much fun!
ReplyDeletelove the surrealistic look of this piece!
ReplyDeleteThis piece is pure delight! I love his vessel and his seat of honor while he plays music. So much fun here, Bev! (I didn't know you had a blog. Shame on me!)
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