Leprechaun

• Joseph Poupard, Grade 6
• Poetry
• 2008

Dear little leprechaun,
As small as small can be,
At the end of the rainbow,
Hiding your pot from me,
With your red, curly hair
And your green Irish suit,
Hiding in the shamrocks,
Keeping all your loot,
Way up there in Ireland,
You're proud to be green, white and gold,
Your mythical existence had forever been foretold,
I was sitting on the side of a willow tree,
When I saw you and you saw me,
you didn't care, you smiled with glee,
That was an experiencei wilol cherish till the day I die,
And experience with a leprechaun for you and I.