Down the Rabbit Hole is a political satire about the extreme conspiracy theories that pervade our world today. The collection of poems addresses topics such as government corruption, political policemen, rigged elections, globalist eating patterns, and how crimes escalate to violence. The purpose of this work is to voice these conspiracies from both polarities of extremism. It's possible that the same poem that would humorously entertain one side of the aisle would elicit emotions of dread and fear from the other side, and vice versa. The piece features rhetoric that is extremely raw, intense, defiant, amusing, and should appeal to most audiences. Down the Rabbit Hole is both a realistic and unrealistic look into the conspiratorial. The story consists of ten independent poems. Each poem is eight stanzas long, those of which contain four lines in rhyme and written in perfect iambic pentameter.