I really love the imagery here. Have you ever heard of the Elder Scrolls video games, such as Skyrim? A lot of the imagery here reminds me of that game. Lighthouses, butterfly wings, goblets, Big Foot wreaths, the lobsters, flowers, smoke from the fire, and the dust: almost all of them are "commonplace" but so fantastical all together in this little world you've conjured up in this poem. Although, Skyrim doesn't have an actual Big Foot, but there are giants and trolls which are absolutely reminiscent of our Big Foot. I have hundreds of hours put into Skyrim (literally!) it's an open world inspired by the medieval era full of exploration and adventure and I feel that in this poem.

With my interpretation in mind, if I may be honest, I feel like the "ambulance" doesn't fit the rest of the poem. I got that historical fantasy vibe (or even timelessness) from this poem, but ambulance stuck out for me. I thought it would be useful to look up the word (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambulance). I studied Latin in high school and remember the origin for the word ambulance coming from a Latin word, so it's not that "ambulance" is too modern a word all together, but definitley that the image itself is rather modern for me. What do you think? Do you think something else might work there, or are you set on that image?

Hope this helps,

Kelsey