Spring has sprung!
This post from your Maine Storytellers includes a Folk poem, an original poem and a video lecture on the Logox. Be careful as you move about during mud season. Be aware of the Vaccummudaped, a creature that lives below the earth and can suck your boot right off your foot. Dust Bunnies are abundant this year, these elusive critters are hard to catch. However they do leave their thin whispy fur everywhere and I do mean everywhere.
Get out of the cabin for a hike or a road trip, enjoy the warmer weather and remember:
Wherever you go, there you are!
This post from your Maine Storytellers includes a Folk poem, an original poem and a video lecture on the Logox. Be careful as you move about during mud season. Be aware of the Vaccummudaped, a creature that lives below the earth and can suck your boot right off your foot. Dust Bunnies are abundant this year, these elusive critters are hard to catch. However they do leave their thin whispy fur everywhere and I do mean everywhere.
Get out of the cabin for a hike or a road trip, enjoy the warmer weather and remember:
Wherever you go, there you are!
Spring Blooms
A folk poem told by Willey Phinedit (Find-It)
The
8 Seasons of Maine
Original By
Willey Phinedit ( Pronounced: Will E Find-It)
Click on player to hear Willey as you read.
Wintah is ovah the snow will soon be gone
Yessah,
Mud
season is comin’, its around the bend
Spring
brings the black fly
season
Theyah
goin' to be hungree my friend
Tourists
will arrive in theyah high Bread Cahs
and
while theyah are shoppin heayah
We
might just have a month of Summah
, if we auhh lucky my Deayah
Soon
you will see shades of brown and orange
As Huntin season blasts away Fall
As Huntin season blasts away Fall
Thanks givin, Hanukah, Kwanza, Christmas will make the Holiday Season, somthin to celebrate for one and all
Yessah, that’s the 8 seasons for most of us,
who live up heayah in
Maine
Unless
you observe the Yard Sale, or Tax seasons
, which I think ahh a wicked pain
Visit
the county and there's 2
seasons
you'd be dreddin'
9
months of Wintah and 3 months of poor sleddin'
The Logox
Tall Taleoligist Willey Phinedit (pronounced Find-It) guides us to a Deciduous Delirious, otherwise known as a "Logox". His warnings to hikers and tourists have helped many to avoid twisted ankles and bruised prides.
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