The second 1628 Mayday, "Revels of New Canaan", inspired by "Cupid's mother" – with its "pagan odes" to Neptune and Triton (as well as Venus and her lustful children, Cupid, Hymen and Priapus), its drinking song, and its erection of a huge 80 feet Maypole, topped with deer antlers – that proved too much for the "Princes of Limbo", as Morton referred to his Puritan neighbours.