I forget what you call this technique--where you substitute a picture for a word, but here is my attempt at a portion from "The Walrus and The Carpenter" by Lewis Carroll.

And the traditional words are:
"The time has come," the walrus said, "To talk of many things:
Of shoes and ships and sealing wax,
Of cabbages and kings.
And why the sea is boiling hot--
And weather pigs have wings."

Later: Okay! I was finally able to figure out what this technique is. It is a form of "rebus." In my case, a very basic form!

Oscraps_Carla Gibson_alteredart-paper-yellow-purple
Clock: Anna Aspness_ArtPlayFindMyWayFancyTurn1; Brush7; and ArtPlayPaletteAutumnal2_clock
Walrus: Internet clip art
Shoes: Tangie Baxter
Ship: Dover clipart freebie
Sealing was: Jan Walker_A Thousand Words
Cabbages: Arthur's Free Color Vegetable Clip Art (Internet)
King: Clipart Heart King (Internet)
Sea: Wellen Stock Foto Bilder (Internet)
"Hot:" Internet
Pig: Trish Jones (retired) _decostamp3
Wings: Oscraps Collaboratives_O Brother_CreatewingsDesigns1
Oscraps_ThreePaperPeonies_laundry_paper_03
Oscraps_7thBirthdayCollab_Border-MdGroot-02
Anna Aspnes_ArtPlayMetroGraffiti_Frame4
Oscraps Collaboratives_Novel_Flower-Joanne Brisebois
Oscraps_Collaboratives_ModernArt_suecummings1
DBDesigns_E_ClockHands
CRenee_CollectorsPlethora_ephemera_oldletter1_wkg
Oscraps_Maya de Groot_Junk Journal Freebie_ticket_01
Oscraps_Maya deGroot_Junk Journal Freebie_Measure_01
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