White gloves, a new dress lace and ruffles thence Adorned, white stockings too, and that detail Of patent leather Mary-janes to scale-- I was in grade-school, but for all intents Felt grown-up cuz I'd bought those shoes, a sense Was't? of erm, choosing 'non my wardobe hale Proof being not yet a teen could yet avail O, children of that feature was't? and hence? Tis Easter Sunday 'gain, and not sae poor At that cuz lo, it's April Fools now too. So laugh at me since I kin still bestir Vague memries of that childish grandeur's view On life, safe in my parents' care, t'assure You now that Easter's heathen, tis. And you?
01Apr18a (posted on allpoetry.com for their one-a-day thingy)
Seriously. I could swear aka Kevin wanted us to tell how or whatever about writing this poem for the month-long venture, and therefore mulled. I wanted to begin with easter being april fools, but rolling the wording across my tongue, could not find a fit until I recalled that one warm Easter Sunday when I felt too proud over those white gloves and my patent leather mary-janes which still fit (musta bought them with my birthday money 5 months earlier), and there you have it. I guess.