"The Jumblies" is a whimsical poem written by Edward Lear, first published in 1871. It tells the story of a group of peculiar beings called the Jumblies, who live in a land of blue and green. They embark on a journey in a sieve, a type of container, to explore the world beyond their home. Throughout their adventure, the Jumblies encounter various challenges and experiences, showcasing their carefree and adventurous spirit. The poem is known for its playful language and nonsensical elements, characteristic of Lear's style, which often includes themes of imagination and exploration.