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All the goodness from the Earth
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The night before Thanksgiving Day We knew the task ahead Prosperity in the food array A clean-up that we dread
In the morning the fragrant smell Of cinnamon in the air Potpourri and the cooking dwell The bounty displayed with care
All waited for the carving board A time for thanks grew near The sauces from our effort poured Our company ever dear
The delight of the feast Featured was the turkey Carving the colors of the beast Drinks clear and some murky
Plates filled with goodness from Earth We could not speak nor move Mulled cider on the hearth We slipped into the eating groove
The turkey and the giblets Worcestershire sauce Complemented our gimlets Potatoes, cranberries and applesauce
Awe, the pumpkin pie And eggnog-clad glasses A comfort in the autumn sky And grimaces on the lasses
Then came the wood-burning fire Faggots crackling in the hearth Friendships we desire Thanksgiving from the Earth.
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Touching the Sky
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| Reviewed by Frances Seymour |
8/6/2011 |
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| Well done! Blessings...Frances |
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| Reviewed by Regis Schilken |
7/29/2011 |
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| Your poem reminds me of crisp autumn days of merriment and good cheer--particularly when it is 92 degrees outside here. |
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| Reviewed by Karen Palumbo |
11/23/2007 |
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A very well expressed and well descriptive piece. Thought I was sitting there at the table .....
Be safe,
Karen |
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| Reviewed by Founding Editor |
11/22/2007 |
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Great poem!
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