“Why IS a raven like a writing desk?” Perhaps a riddle worth contemplating. I think it has something to do with “black as ink” but would love to hear YOUR answer. However, if you are looking for your basketball, it’s not here…sorry, no need to be RUDE.
The mad hatter’s question NEVER gets answered at the mad tea party, not by ALICE nor the march hare. Yes, wonderland is full of unsolved riddles, supposes the POET, who came here quite by accident in alice’s pocket. Incidentally, said “poet” arrived in february, not march, anyway.
Is this blog titled “poet in her pocket” OR “poem in yours”? It can all be QUITE confusing, considering the allusion to and illusion of mr. lewis carroll himself. Of course, ingesting pills is NOT necessary for living in a dormouse’s dream. You only need to use your imagination, dear, but sipping TEPID tea helps.
riddle me in march
red hat, purple poetry
sipping chai tea dreams
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Mar 30, 2026 @ 17:31:28
In Celtic tradition (Lewis Carroll being
English) Ravens are guides to the
spiritual realm. They represent a bridge
between life and death, and act as a
symbol of personal metamorphosis.
Perhaps that’s how the author saw his
own personal relationship with his ink
stained writing desk?
Mar 30, 2026 @ 17:16:14
Lynn, I got a big smile of your riffing off of my poem and the Carroll riddle. Curiouser and curiouser.