Double-dactyls - Little Tommy Tucker

A New week and a New form. Along with the picture prompt from Magpie ,I am clubbing today's NaPoWriMo about writing a poem using Clerihew or Double Dactyl form.I also learned how to write one from NaPoWriMo's .I choose to experiment with the later since it was the one I have to work on with this time.

What is Double Dactyl?

A double dactyl consists of two four-line stanzas which are brief, usually satirical poems.
The first through third lines of each stanza must be six syllables, in the form of double dactyls (Stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables).
The fourth line of each stanza is only four syllables long, with no particular meter requirements but it is essential that the fourth lines of each stanza should rhyme.
Finally, the first line of the first stanza is usually “Higgledy-piggledy” or some other repeating non-sense, like “Pat-a-cake, Pat-a-cake.” (Note that both “higgledy-piggledy” and “pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake” are in the double dactyl form )
One of the lines should consist of a single, six-syllable, double-dactyllic word (like “idiosyncrasy”).

Prompt Picture with Double - dactyls

Little Tommy Tucker

was in the jam bottle

under the magic spell

of his white Book

Incontrovertible

he grew inside bottle

still finding solution

to seek and to Unhook

I tried a hand to write a double- dactyls which I believe to an extent satisfies the above rules expect the meters in it.On a final note , I enjoyed writing this one :)