Saint Plither's DayA Poem by Leviathus FortesA unique holiday that few have had the experience of
Come all! It’s Saint Plither’s Day
So drop with a plop
The music plays loudly
It never will stop
Pies are all in a row
Shall we consume?
There’s strawberry, snozzberry
And strangely there’s plume
Kids all race around
For the games have begun
Balloons are launched in the air
Out is the sun
So many things we can do
Care for a drink?
We have coconut cola
And raspberry bink
Pudding is placed
On petunas, you see
The kids can win prizes
Of beetle or bee
Adults, they dance, for about
An hour or two
Then women throw glitter
And men, they squirt glue
Sometimes it may feel like
We’re stuck in first grade
Five year old kids -
Hey, come look what we’ve made!
Should we add macaroni?
Elbow or shell?
Do we say when we’re finished?
Or just ring a bell?
Streamers and bubbles
Fly by everywhere
There’s a fantastic, elastic
1000 set stair
We all build puzzles
There’s stacks all around
Rainbow shades of color
Like hay on the ground
We all grab a needle
And string from a ball
Pass the cranberries
Please, don’t eat them all
We put them all in a line
Onto the threads
So we can place them that’s somewhere
Above all our heads
They are to be placed
Upon a tree
A most wonderful specimen
You’ll ever see
The tree, solid black
And silver the balls
A brightly blued angel
Stands atop of it all
We all place our favorites
Right under the tree
Chocolate and almonds
And even our bree
Then we release doves
That fly in the air
And point out who has of us
The silliest hair
A day of festivities
You’re welcome to join in
Everyone’s happy
And everyone’s friends
We all shall celebrate
And bring of good cheer
So show us your true self
For all are welcome here
Many things happen
And it has come to pass
We are above even
The top of our class
Do not think this odd,
But I say, if you must
We all have a spirit
And passion we trust
Will not and cannot
Aren’t things we can say
So come, won’t you join us
On this Plither’s Day?
There’s laughing, cavorting
And snickering too
We have bagels and basil
And Didgeridoos
They will hit you on the head
Never you fear
Your head will get used to it
After 1 year
Do you have a favorite snack?
Throw it right in
Grab your umbrella
It’s time for a spin
The confection wheel spirals
Almost out of control
If you win, simply grin,
For that’s how the game goes
And if you lose, just for you
Keep this in mind
A swiss roll’s not losing -
We all get a prize
So saddle up piglets
And mittens on hands
It’s time for the starting
Of fusional bands
So many instruments meshing away
Can you hear them all?
Of course you do,
Of course I do say
Penguins on t-shirts
And cats on our shoes
We wear camo stockings
And suspenders too
Some have a top hat
And some have a crown
We all wear shorts or pants
Or even a gown
So come, won’t you join us?
There’s so much to explore
I bet you’ve never had fun
Quite like this way before
Create a new word
And define on a hunch
Then all take a short nap
And break before lunch
Then when the night ends
We all shall reflect
As fireworks explode
And we count every speck
Of color that shows up
In the night sky
The day has now ended
It’s time for goodbye
So I bid you farewell
At least, until next year comes around
Time to groom a mole
That’s popped out of the ground
This is all due to Plither
A great one indeed
So I shall leave you all
With the legend to read
Plither’s a plover, once plonker you see
Who plunked with the plankers and ploukers of E
Plithers stopped plunder and then just like that
Plithers said plopper all and put on a hat
Danced around merrily, and in the end
Invited us here, now we’re all friends of a friend
This is the legend
Of our little town
Where we always are happy
And don’t wear a frown
© 2015 Leviathus Fortes |
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