Sinister Alice
Sinister
Alice in the morning
Sinister
Alice had some breakfast
Sinister
Alice lied to her mother
Sinister
Alice, crawling in a dark hole
Sinister
Alice cared not for her worrying parents
Sinister
Alice, with stars in her eyes
Sinister
Alice marveled at the snow falling
Sinister
Alice, under a cedar tree
Sinister
Alice drank some white wine
Sinister
Alice bought some souvenirs
Sinister
Alice drank some mulled wine
Sinister
Alice could not fit through the door
Sinister
Alice fell down to her knees
Sinister
Alice made some new friends
Sinister
Alice payed her dues
Sinister
Alice learnt to use new words
Sinister
Alice bought a new coat
Sinister
Alice figured herself some genius
Sinister
Alice laughed with her girlfriends
Sinister
Alice played with some big words
Sinister
Alice against the card deck
Sinister
Alice discoursed them to shame
Sinister
Alice got the Queen angry
Sinister
Alice fled the mad army
Sinister
Alice figured herself so clever
Sinister
Alice, calling them names
Sinister
Alice, for the second time
Sinister
Alice fell down to her knees
“Sinister
Alice!” frowned the Caterpillar
“Sinister
Alice!” delighted the Cheshire Cat
“Sinister
Alice!” screamed the Mad Hatter
“Sinister
Alice, come hide here with us!”
“Sinister
Alice, it’s a tea party!”
Sinister
Alice smoked out of his hookah
Sinister
Alice cracked open a window
Sinister
Alice almost got her sea legs
Sinister
Alice, yet for the third time
Sinister
Alice fell down to her knees
“Sinister
Alice!” called the guards, running
Sinister
Alice drank her tea quickly
Sinister
Alice wanted no party
Sinister
Alice took all the presents
Sinister
Alice waited no more for the rabbit
Sinister
Alice through the glass darkly
Sinister
Alice was held captive
Sinister
Alice, mean and sullen
Sinister
Alice, petulant, a suck-up
Sinister
Alice with her hands and feet tied
Sinister
Alice, tied to a chair
“Sinister
Alice, is that really you?”
Sinister
Alice looked at the speaker
Sinister
Alice, unbelieving
Sinister
Alice thanked her lucky stars
“Sinister
Alice, quickly, if we want to leave!”
“But
Mickey, I’m all tied up!
But
Mickey, where did you come from?
But
Mickey, they will come for you, too!
But
Mickey, will you not loosen these strings?
Oh Mickey,
through the mirror in the wall, did you say?”
Was there
a way out for Sinister Alice?
Would
Mickey Mouse help poor Sinister Alice?
Who was
really Sinister Alice?
Did they
break both Mickey, and Sinister Alice?
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