The Walrus and the Carpenter

"The Walrus and the Carpenter" is a poem by Lewis Carroll that tells of a whimsical story where a walrus and a carpenter stroll along a beach, inviting young oysters to join them. They ultimately deceive and eat the oysters, exploring themes of naivety, deception, and the passage of time. The poem uses playful language and vivid imagery to highlight social satire and the interactions between different characters, reflecting on human nature and the often unpredictable consequences of appearances versus reality.