Stonehill Giant

A man on the hill of Stone

Waved a flag of wool and bone

“I submit to you,” quoth he

Before the Giant Culturality.

The Giant was Vast and Po’erful

And wast by every lunch hour full,

For he consumed Christians and men

Who dared fight time and again

Men clothed in rags and scars

Who defied the Giant's chars

That hearts of men burns make numb

With fingers of steel and with iron thumb.