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The Goblet of Misconstrued Monstrosities

Even on super-chilly days, there's no slowing-down.
Fun routines, quick responses, maybe a few chores.
All of it can become exhausting.

On occasion, Davis can become parched.

We go to great lengths to prevent drying-out.
But sometimes a thirst can build quickly.
Like the sand dunes in the Sahara desert.

An immediate need for fluid. 

The initial sense of dryness in the mouth is realized.
Panic immediately escalates the condition a thousandfold.
Thirst of an unimaginable scale has been achieved.

Must get cold, clear, water. 

What container could possibly hold enough refreshing liquid?
A monstrous-sized goblet that requires both hands to lift?
Oh, the anticipation of this wondrous cup! 

                           Ahh.
     He must be ready for another refill.

             Of monstrous proportions. 

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