Alice entered wonderland and was amazed by what she saw kaleidoscopes of wonder behind every single door
The characters she met there were often mad and fast and lazy big and small, cats and hats weird and sometimes crazy
But the one that should be feared the most was the spaced out caterpillar upon his magic mushroom thinking he's a lady killer
Offering his bits of 'shroom to all the little girls hoping they would take a bite then for him do pretty twirls
But really he's deluded his reality insane questions in place of answers so you keep playing his game
He knows nothing of the real world he's aloof and cynical by his self appointed grandeur upon his own high pinnacle
He knew of nothing real only imagined in his mind his words mostly unpleasant ungracious and unkind
Often passive then aggressive shouting nonsense to the air As he burst right into flames But by then she didn't care
So Alice not to be deterred began to grow much bigger then stomped the ever loving **** out of that ****** up caterpillar
He'll never be butterfly nor a bug of any kind only a husk of skin upon her shoe Popped out of his ever loving mind.
Caterpillar- Perhaps the most cynical and aloof character in the "Alice in Wonderland" universe. He sits on top of his giant magic mushroom smoking a hookah and teaches Alice how to change size by eating different bits of the mushrooms around her. He's fond of asking transcendental questions like "Who are you?", and is the character that fueled the rumors that Lewis Carroll was on drugs when he wrote the story. Even though it has long be proven that Carroll wasn't on anything when he wrote "Alice in Wonderland," it's still fun to think that he was.