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Christmas Midmorning
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"A green bough of mistletoe falls and is found"

Christmas Midmorning

The feet of the chickens are like garden rakes
Moving and removing stubborn winter leaves
I know there are bugs I believe there are snakes
One chicken squawks and apparently believes
Two chickens hope that whatever eggs they lay
Both might avoid decapitation today

A green bough of mistletoe falls on the ground
Falls from a great height in a sycamore tree
A green bough of mistletoe falls and is found
On Christmas midmorning is found there by me
And I take this omen as omen my own
That in the new year I might not be alone

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Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on December 26, 2009

And I take this omen as omen my own
That in the new year I might not be alone

I understand. I wish all to be as you wish it, Steven. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Claudio Ianora

Reviewed on December 26, 2009

to me it sonds like chickens hope to keep their heads and you to lose yours. chickens may be smarter.

Reviewed by Elizabeth Price

Reviewed on December 25, 2009

I hope you are not alone in 2010 also. An omen or a sign should be heeded. Love it. Liz

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