As many of you know, I’m a huge Alice in Wonderland lover. Over the weekend, at my graduation party, I opened a special gift that included Dinah, Alice’s beloved kitty, which inspired me to create a Wonderland themed poetry thread. Inspired by that moment, I put together a collection of five free-verse poems that tell a story about Alice’s adventures, while incorporating elements of love and mystery.
One of my favorite parts of the party was seeing my poetry threads thoughtfully spread throughout each table, creating little moments for guests to discover and enjoy. Alongside those, I also included coffee talk party favors, simple gestures encouraging connection through my writing. I truly love sharing my blog and creative work wherever I go, and it means a lot to me to bring a bit of magic to those special moments.

Down The Rabbit Hole
I follow, you leading strong
Led behind a soft-leaf tree
A climb, a kick, a scratch along
How could I ever just be?
A wave goodbye to the world I knew
My soft sky dress falls gently on
And once I know it, I am through
I wonder if I’ll ever see dawn
Mirrors stare back as I float
A book strangely ponders in hand
The wooden walls a chocolate coat,
The smell, an old smoke brand
My feet reach the cold, hard floor
A gold knob glistens silently
Confused, broken, facing a small door
Trying to follow you close, evidently
Drink Me, Eat Me
A small bottle on a glass table
“Drink me” delicately spun
I ask myself, do I follow the label?
Soon enough, the deed is done
Small I shrink and never stop
The bottle now ten times my size
It forces my hands to drop
What exactly is my prize?
Too small. Key lost. My fear appears
Sweet tarts inside a wooden box
I eat, then here come the tears
I grow with every tick of the clock
It throws and floods, it forms a sea
In my world, I return now shrunk
It carries me through, it sets me free
Behind the door: a lost bunk
Tea and A Broken Watch
How very curious, one might say,
Strolling past the trees that sway
A long table, a friend or two
A very merry unbirthday to you
Teapots chirping, I take a seat,
Both of our eyes quickly meet
The Dormouse, Hare, and Mad Hatter
Chatter and cheer, it doesn’t matter
Deathly sin and eyes are swayed
A pink, fluffy cake on display
You’re playing games and cracking jokes,
The watch– it falls, and then it’s broke
Tears and puddles on the floor,
You quickly rush out through the door.
My heart, you’ve taken it from me
Why, oh why, won’t you let me be?
Off With Her Head
I run and run, then try to get away,
Yet somehow you find me and make me stay
Another game, stuck here with a queen,
A flamingo cries in between
Croquet, a game I’ve never played before,
I plead with you, but you simply ignore
The game is rigged for me to lose,
This is the ending that you choose
The Queen, she hits, the ball rolls quickly,
Your face lights up, so proud and tricky
You, the White Rabbit, pacing the line,
I’ll never win before the end of time
I try to strike, but everyone laughs,
No path to take, no room to pass
The Queen’s fury swells to the brim
“Off with her head!” and I grow slim
The Mad Trial
Sitting at the small stand,
The rabbit’s every move is planned
All the cards stacked against the wall,
The evil Queen, standing tall
The Hatter, Hare, Dormouse too,
But they all testify with you,
Who I once thought were my friends
I can feel this is surely the end
But big I grow once again,
To scream and shout, to tell you then:
“I want away, I want out in time!”
Yet again I fall back in line
The cards, the rabbit, and the Queen,
Chase me through each frantic scene
I find the knob, the door, my way out
I can’t help but show my pout
I pull and shove with all my might,
Then turn to see a sudden sight:
The rabbit pleads, “Don’t leave me here.”
Nothing’s ever been so clear
Right before they reach my hair,
I pull, and then comes a scare.
Back on the bench, with Dinah and all,
I’ve never, ever felt so small
Latte Love,
Jill☕️
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Your writing is so so beautiful. I loved every word, and the story it tells. I love you ❤️
Love you so much ! I enjoy every poem you write!
Mom :)
How do you do it
Your writings seem to just flow onto the screen
Beautiful
Love Pap