jumblies poem summary
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In the poem “The Jumblies” by Edward Lear, the protagonists choose to go to sea in a literal sense, but they also voyage across a metaphorical sea by standing up to the opposing opinions of their peers. ... Thus, they can appreciate the courage of the Jumblies to take risks and undertake their seafaring dreams.
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The Jumblies are a joyful group of creatures. They have green heads and blue hands, and they love to travel across the sea. Their preferred transportation is a sieve which is a device full of holes that strains out water. Outsiders do not believe in the Jumblies' ability to get very far in the sieve without drowning
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