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Rabbit Hole


Across the Pond, 

And into the Rabbit Hole,

I promised myself I'd never fall again.

But Alas,

I did,

I fell,

And down I went,

Into the Rabbit Hole,

Across the Pond.

When I landed,

I looked around,

Taking in my surroundings.

I looked up and down.

I saw a key,

And a small note.

It said,

"Alice, Welcome back." 

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