Guy Fawkes Night

On the 5th of November in 1605, When the new religion of Protestantism was taking hold, Political activist Guy Fawkes was arrested and executed, For attempting to detonate Parliament for Catholicism old. We burn the guy on a bonfire every year to commemorate, That he was destroyed and not the centre for political activity, The crux of legislation, set by hard, honest and tough debate, By the people’s representatives who effect a stealthy integrity. Guido Fawkes became Guy through his strength and prowess in war, Over whether Spain’s government should uphold the catholic faith, So denouncing Guy reinforces this wrongness of just one religious table, And sedates our own tendency to informally become our own fable. Guy Fawkes converted to Catholicism in his teenage years, And fought to keep Spain catholic in the Eight Years War, Then travelled to England where he met other like minds, Who sought to reject the Calvinist future that was in store. The group felt only effective if they were able to detonate, The Houses of Parliament in a mammoth gunpowder plot, ‘Cos King James I was securing Elizabeth’s Protestantism, Which by law through representation was not going to rot. But one man of that group could not abide his conscience, And in a letter told made the authorities aware of explosives, That awaited ignition in a room under the House of Lords, Enabling a gang arrest and the execution of the subversives.