The Shlishke (shown above) is a twisted dumpling. As it happens, the shape resembles that of some alien spacecraft. Further, the Shlishke shown above resembles a pig or a fat banker. According to a poetic spider, this is how Lewis Caroll (1832 – 1898) might have featured the image in his poem A Strange Wild Song:
He thought he saw a pig
celebrating Hanukkah.
He looked again, and saw
an Abrahamic banker.
“It’s time you left” he said,
“for constellation Ancha.”*
* Ancha is a star 187 light-years from the Sun. According to the spider, that should be far enough.
There’s a better way . . .
Aspects of Mind 
Wondrous imaginings, most certainly Lewis Caroll would have thoroughly approved of the learned Poetic Spider’s tribute offering.
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Thank you Phil! Poetic Spider is most grateful for your kind compliment!
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