Delightful. Your sense of whimsy barely covers your sense of what is "fitting". This sort of "light" poetry is often more revelatory than the "serious" sort.
Hah! You weaseled out of that big goof (on purpose) in a charming and delightful way. Summer waited until the beginning of fall to show up down here in the swamp. We had a cool summer, lots of rain to help it stay mostly cool, and now we are experiencing lower to middle nineties most days.
There is no need to have a generous and loving spirit be confined to Christmastime. I think the real lesson is that caring is a gift that we should share at all times. Nice writing, Lori.
Take care,
Sherry
Ahhh what a lovely sentiment and ironically I was watching the sunset out my window this morning and had a sudden urge to write a Christmas poem too...oh well guess verse is where the heart is and mind...lol
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thanks Lori, very creative switch from witches and gobblins of Oct, of course I like the vampire and the control and strength he has, but he has to watchout for the cross and stake, don't worry I wouldn't bite your neck, I'd kiss it, can't say that for some, some fools are worse than vampires, at least you know what to expect from a vampire, many of these mean old humans are unpredictable almost to the point of death, cheers
For the past two years (2006-2008) The Bridge of Silver Wings has earned a name for itself both as a series of poems published in different e-zines and as a book first published in 2007.
What makes this 2009 edition a special one is th
What began as Songs of the Angelic Gaze in the summer of 2006 continued the following year as The Bridge of Silver Wings, and developed even further two years after that into The Bridge of Silver Wings 2009. Whether readers describe it as a conversa
Bye, bye.
Ron
Be always safe,
Karen
amusing piece
I always say it is best to be unconventional anyway
Anna
Take care,
Sherry
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TRASK
You say December, Jesus remembered
October, December, September,Dismembered
Let's call the whole thing doff
Patrick
THANKS FOR SHARING. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS