Froward on he went in a jolt
Gory dew stenching alegar
Pusillanimous to a fault
And cogent to the abulia
The Wyvern with its clapperclaw
Spotted young wallydrag
A weazens temper so raw
But no such much a scallywag
Its lulliloo swinked its gig
But for the foofaraw of the Gribble
Lubricious as a fizjig
A tumid fulgeration of dribble
It throws a dornick missing the looby
Connected the Wyvern wapperjaw
Send it sideways scooby
And denyest its clapperclaw
Twas pawky to showeth
A volacious wamble midsky
Now the Gribble to run lest
Be pule in synchronicity
So skepsi be the micawber
As thy wallydrag frittles
Be ending nugatory jitney
As the Gribble fells like skittles
Definition of Cacophony
Cacophony is a technique which was used by the famous poet and author Lewis Carroll. Lewis Carroll makes use of cacophony in the poem 'Jabberwocky' by using an unpleasant spoken sound created by clashing consonants. The word cacophony originates from the Greek word meaning "bad sound". The term in poetry refers to the use of words that combine sharp, harsh, hissing, or unmelodious sounds.