Who jailed julia



Streakhaven was the nudist who took store belts
The stushie aspired forehuman young males to welp
Behad naiive the likened avarkanous sisters
Turned jailworthy misters

Caught in stride for windle chink and wrapped
Not clate to track the ticker the light uncapped
Uddered bluddered juice to feed his mooth
as growners chewed the hoofed

Survival pouch carrying faded print kangaroo news
Thirteen years old and yanked by solitude
Lusting afflufinest peatherly clothes at market
In Oxony Gaol where blark glassy eyes are darkest
and his stomach starveth

Bittertell and stir with a hoop bottomed wells
which unwally ocean paraded like mountainous bells
Piercheaved the lungs of our God who rolls over storms
Be sovereign at dawn

About this poem

A nonsense poem submission. That will be part of a collection published by self in a chapbook about Children, and the changes that young ones make to our world simply by existing. Julia Crumpling 7 years old of Witney, Oxford, was arrested for stealing a pram and sentenced for 7 days in Oxford Gaol in the 1800s.

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Written on January 13, 2022

Submitted by elliotvanderhyde on September 15, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme XXAA BBCX XXXXC DDXX
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 726
Words 119
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 5, 4

Elliot Vanderhyde

As a child of God, Elliot Vanderhyde grew up having visions of Jesus Christ as the then unknown crucified friend. His local church worship was the school assembly hall in a village in the countryside of Oxfordshire. Now a poet and worship pastor, he is enveloped in the grace of the king sharing the kingdom with humility, repentance and desperation with his community. more…

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