Esmi-chan

The rain in June Brought a monsoon That threatened a loon. So to protect the loon They made a sand dune, But it was for nought against the great Neptune. So they tied the loon To a large balloon Like a real-life Drifloon Or a thing from a toon. In the great typhoon The loon, with a croon, Was blown aloft while eating a macaroon.

Burning bright as sunset Brilliant red, orange, and gold Flick flickering sight Illuminating the night Taming freight Source of life giving light Flickering fight Against the winds might Providing warmth and comfort Warding off the beast blight Then with the howling wind It’s out like a ghost in the night