The Jabberwocky

"The Jabberwocky" is a poem by Lewis Carroll, found in his novel "Through the Looking-Glass." It describes a fantastical creature called the Jabberwock and the heroic journey of a young protagonist to defeat it. The poem is notable for its playful use of invented words and whimsical language, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Despite its nonsensical vocabulary, the structure and rhythm are accessible, allowing readers to appreciate its themes of bravery and adventure. The Jabberwock serves as a metaphor for confronting fears, making it a beloved piece in literature and a classic example of nonsense verse.