It was a crisp November Day
And the little girl was visiting
her Grandparents Farm.
After she hugged her Grandma
She would run out to the barn
To visit her animal friends.
There was Momma Kitty
And her babies,
The old Bull down in the corner.
She was a bit afraid of him
With his ring in his nose
And his loud bellowing,
But she loved the cows
And the calves.
She would grab a handful
Of hay and hold it out
And let them eat from
Her hand
And it tickled.
Her next stop was the stall
Where Tom Turkey lived.
But on this day
he wasn’t there.
She ran back to the farmhouse
And ran to Grandmother…
“Tom is gone, Tom is gone!”
“It’s ok little one, he is here
in the house resting.
He is coming to see you later.
When she was called to Dinner,
She ran to the Dining room
The table was set very fancy.
She climbed up onto her chair
As the rest of the family gathered
Around the table, too.
Suddenly here Aunt came in
With a huge platter
“Tom Turkey is here”
Happy Thanksgiving!
Susan Bergeron
November 15, 2010
I do enjoy your poetry when I get time to read it.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Connie
Be always safe,
Karen
Youi have a positive genius for recalling growing up in the country. I wisyh I'd known you then....Like the poem, LOVE ther poet...
Chip Bergeron
Oh, you have captured so much in such a small poem, and it brings back so many memories. Wonderful writing Susan.
Love,
Christine
John