Acid filled raindrops and ears grown on kittens
Bright copper rivers and fingerless mittens
Suspect brown packages tied up with string
These are my favourite dystopian things
Cream coloured pygmies and spliced apple strudels
Night hells and slain belles and badger-haired poodles
Sixteen legged geese with four breasts on each wing
These are my favourite dystopian things
Girls in torn dresses with zombified slashes
Snowflakes that burn through my nose and eyelashes
Silver white wreckages clogging up springs
These are my favourite dystopian things
Rabid dogs bite, mutant bees sting
Villagers look quite bad
Such is the way of dystopian things
The whole world’s gone fucckkinggg maaaddddd…
Nik Eveleigh 
that is very very scary – You expect me to sleep after that?
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Scary? Pfft. I could have mentioned a future where there was no booze…wait, I’m scaring myself now…
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OMG. You zombified a Julie Andrews classic! 💀👿👹What crazy fun. Loved it.👍
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Yeah I guess there’s a teensy weensy element of wrongness about the whole idea…but it was fun 🙂
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This is amazing!
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Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it – appreciate you taking the time to comment and for the blog follow. I hope you’ll find plenty here to keep you entertained
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Badger haired poodles. Lol!
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I kept trying to replace that line but once the badger-poodle (boodle?) was in there I couldn’t shift him! Thanks for taking the time to read and comment and for the blog follow – much appreciated and I hope you’ll find more things you like on the site.
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Amuse me again and I shall. 😃
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Hehe – will see what I can do 🙂
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Nik … this is just dripping with truth! The Sound of Music is actually on TV here tonight. I don’t think I’ll be able to watch it after reading this! Loved it!
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Thanks 🙂 Not sure where this idea came from but once I started I was laughing too much to stop! Good to see you back around – thanks for reading and commenting, always appreciated!
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Thanks Nik! It’s extremely clever how you’ve done this. It’s fun to play around with things and see what happens!
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Fun is the key element – have been trying a bit too hard and putting myself under pressure recently so I’m trying to write what comes naturally again rather than forcing things.
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This is very clever and disturbing. One of my favourite ever films, might have to go and watch the original version now just to restore the balance!
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Thanks Rebecca. I hope you managed to restore the balance! This was just one of those weird internal-to-brain accidents – I haven’t seen the film for probably 20 years and I have no idea what suddenly sparked the music in my head. I will try to refrain from rewriting Jingle Bells over the next month 🙂
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THIS. IS. BRILLIANT!
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Y’know…I had a sneaky suspicion you might enjoy this one 🙂 Glad I was proved right – thanks Shannon!
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Lol! Totally made me laugh. Very clever, Nik!
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Phew…glad to hear it, because as a serious poem it majorly sucks 😉
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Lol. It’s definitely a funny one!
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