I Came Upon A Lobster SweetA Poem by Kat CollinsSing to the tune of "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear" - Christmas CarolI Came Upon A Lobster Sweet (To the tune of It Came Upon A Midnight Clear)
I came upon a lobster sweet, That laid upon my plate, Oh hence from ocean depths its meat, Gave dinner a glorious glow: Hark, now hear the crackle of claws, Yielding its bounty so dear! The sighs abound with bellies full, To bless the lobster gods.
Still Christmas comes just once a year, Bringing dinner along, Moist seafood is our choice d’jour, Briny and buttery rich: We sing and clap and dance all night, Praising our Neptune delight, And ever more we shall imbibe, The blessed lobster sings.
O ye beneath the crushing weight, Whose forms are bending low, Who toil along the climbing way With painful steps and slow; Look now, for pie and ice cream waits Come swiftly to thy plate; Oh rest beside the cider glass And hear the lobster sing.
For lo! The day is hastening on, By hours and minutes so soon, With the night comes rich delights, A glass of port shall do, When the eyes begin to shutter, Pants unbuttoned for room, And the whole world sends back the song Which now the lobsters sing.
© 2011 Kat CollinsAuthor's Note
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8 Reviews Added on December 21, 2011 Last Updated on December 21, 2011 AuthorKat CollinsAllentown, PAAboutI'm a writer, freelance web designer, and voracious reader. I'm a collector of words, experiences, and emotions. I've been writing since I was "knee-high to a grasshopper" and feel lost without it. Wr.. more..Writing
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