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Picnic of Pandemonium


Stanley Sunny was the first to show,

He brought his girl, with him, Sara Snow.

Johnny Tsunami, of course was the host,

And Tammy Tornado, his mom, led the toast.

Matthew Monsoon was the life of the event,

Bringing his Precipitate Pup where he went.

The only one fussing then was Franklin Fog,

Who had quite a fear of Monsoon’s dear dog.

Mary Mist, though, was torn asunder,

Because she was asked to dance by Tony Thunder.

Henry Hurricane, of course showed up late,

But not after Calvin Cloud walked through the gate.

All in all, though, the picnic was grand,

The craziest picnic in all of the land.

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