Come on in the doors are open
Don't stay out in the cold
The turkeys done, the dressings hot
All are welcome, young and old
Tell the homeless to come in
Bring that beggar in the street
They are poor and all alone
They are hungry and need to eat
The pie's coming out of the oven
The potatoes fluffy and white
The gravy is hot and ready
Everything is cooked just right
You have an open invitation Feel free to pull up a chair
It doesn't matter how you look
I don't care what you wear
The needy, the hurting, the lonely
Are all wecome to my call
That sad old man in the alley
Who has no family at all
Lets all hold hands and bow our heads
Bless this food, we pray
And for all my friends at my table
On this Thanksgiving Day
(C) Linda Hill 2008
Happy Thanksgiving to all my AD family! I love you all! Let's not forget the needy this season, by the grace of God it could be you....
Not a word out of place in this write, and the meaning is a warm one, nothing less would I expect from a sweet lady like you :) Happy Thanksgiving- love, Michelle
My christian sister Linda I have learn to love you through your poetry and your heart. Your are truly a child of God and highly favored by Him and thank you for taking love to a higher level beyond race, gender, and
religion. May all the good tiding and friendship and compassion you extend to others by yours this Thankgiving Day. May peace never cease.!
Great reminder, Linda; and let's not just think about the children: there are PLENTY of needy adults this season who could use a helping hand! Believe me, I know: I'm one of THEM.
Happy Thanksgiving tomorrow; may it be full of God's bounty!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
What a loving gift, your words - blessed to have just read them, had my fill of what the real reason for the holiday is: giving, and being thankFULL. Well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, and Happy Thanksgiving, Karla.
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Reviewed on November 26, 2008
You hit the real reason for Thanksgiving right on the head.
Giving...what a beautiful write.
Thanksgiving is about thanks, but also "giving". You've given in so much in this well versed poem. Happy Thanksgiving and God Bless You for your generosity.
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A delightful story of a needy family of squirrels who are kicked out of their village, because of their tattered clothes and nests.
Abandoned and in search of friends to accept them, they travel many roads of r
Christmas - only days away; plastic snowmen and glowing reindeer adorn the lawns of neighborhoods all across America. All is calm, all is bright, and yet there is something tragically wrong about this Christmas night.
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Rhymed and metered exceptionally well . . . I was there!! Thanks for sharing your poetic talent!!
Hugs,
Lance
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What a lovely tribute to Thanksgiving wrapped in warmth and the love for humanity.
Thank you, ~Donna.
religion. May all the good tiding and friendship and compassion you extend to others by yours this Thankgiving Day. May peace never cease.!
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Happy Thanksgiving tomorrow; may it be full of God's bounty!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
It surely could, especially these days, and you remind us so well, as you always do, Linda, that we all share this planet we call home.
And wishing a most Joyous Thanksgiving and Holiday Season to you and yours.
What a loving gift, your words - blessed to have just read them, had my fill of what the real reason for the holiday is: giving, and being thankFULL. Well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, and Happy Thanksgiving, Karla.
Giving...what a beautiful write.
Thanksgiving is about thanks, but also "giving". You've given in so much in this well versed poem. Happy Thanksgiving and God Bless You for your generosity.
Mary