Xanamew - A poem about Kublai Khat’s creation

In Xanamew did Kubla Khan

A tasty pleasure dome decree

Where Milk the luscious river ran 

Through caverns filled with shells of flan

Down to a round of brie

So with maze of mice placed all around 

where walls and towers cast out the hound 

and there were guppies bright with fluttering gills

Where fishes waded in catnip flavored air 

and here were forests filled with birds and kills 

unfolding hiding spots of toads and hare

But oh!  That frog carpeted chasm which receded

Down the fowl hill, athwart a winged alpine;

A savory place!  As smelly and fricasseed

As e’er beneath a flooded bowl with fishes

By woman wailing for her Demon Feline

And from this chasm like angry wild cats hissing,

As if their prey in fast, by chance went missing,

A ivory fountain temporarily did burst

Amid whose bits of delectable mist

Huge globules shot up like butter filled hail,

or dancing stream above the hole of a whale,

And ‘mong these taunting bits once and ever,

It shot up temporarily the luscious river!

That stream meandering with ever a divine potion,

By hen and quail the white river flew

The reached the caverns of swiss cheese and blue,

And snaked and tumbled to a cod packed ocean.

And ‘med this tumble, Kublai heard from east,

Ancestral voices prophesying feast

The warm light of the Dome and maze

Sparkled quickly on the swells,

Where it smelled of Creme Anglaise
From the caverns and the shells

It was so heavenly above all things:

A cheesy Pleasure-Dome with caves of strings!