Nae saian luume'

Yes, it has been far too long! I think I ought to do more scribbling on this blog, since it is indefatigable. :) So, I wrote this poem for a Thursday Poetry Challenge and I liked it a lot. It is supposed to be in Roald Dahl style, if you don't know what that means, just read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Or Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator, that one is good too. You know what? Read as many as you can get your hands on! That's what I do.
Oh, I also drew a comic strip to go with it. I got bored in the middle of coloring it, so it's not finished, and my camera and the lighting are... not the best. Also, I've never done comic style drawings before, I'm not sure how I like it... But I love comments!  So please comment.

Looking out the window

Of our blue schoolhouse today

I spied a Elefendoe

Walking on the lawn

I glanced over at my teacher

Droning at her desk

Like a giant creature

But she wouldn't notice me

I'd have planned it out so well

It would go without a hitch

Oh boy! I thought. Just swell!

Just the thing for show and tell!

I drew out on a paper

The trap I had in mind.

Perhaps I'd make It caper

Or sell it to the zoo

Oh boy, all that dough!

I just couldn't wait

And- goodness! What do you know!

Now, by gosh, there's TWO!

I'd need a lot more wood chips

And some water from the well

I'd also throw a dash of pips

(They'd go nuts for those)

‘When mom asks me along the way

Walking home from school

What have you learned today?

Division, verbs or art?’

‘Why Mom!’ I'll say, loud and clear

You think I'd learn that junk?

I'd sooner-

Then there came a SWAT!!

And I woke up in  hurry

Gone were They, and that was that.
Boy, did Teacher pop her cork.

Another thing, if you would like me to post about anything in particular, just tell me! I think I might start doing my Monday Minute's Challenge on here, as well as Thursday's Poetry Challenge. Wadya think? 
P. S. It's kind of hard to read the words, but that's okay because the only things that were said were: *sigh* (In the first picture) and 'Listen up, you dopes!!!' (The Teacher's first words. Enjoy!
             ~E