Friday, December 02, 2011
Haiku Friday: Christmas Songs
It's time... we can now listen to Christmas music guilt-free. I love Christmas music, as many of you know, and delight in finding new things every year.
Let's haiku about that... here is mine:
Minnesota snow
Or Waco's wet December,
Sweet voices carol.
Now it is your turn! Just make it 5 syllables in the first line, 7 in the second, and 5 in the third... if you win, your bio will appear here on Monday!
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"What I can I give..."
words sung in dimly lit church,
misty-eyed Christmas.
Struggling into my
red and white choir robes, the songs
great familiar joy.
Waste high, smelling wine,
and food; singing grown-ups, mom's
annual caroling.
words sung in dimly lit church,
misty-eyed Christmas.
Struggling into my
red and white choir robes, the songs
great familiar joy.
Waste high, smelling wine,
and food; singing grown-ups, mom's
annual caroling.
Caroling neighbors
The kids of Colonial
Hot choc'late reward
we walked up front stoops
Truhols, Renicks and Oslers
offkey and frozen
The kids of Colonial
Hot choc'late reward
we walked up front stoops
Truhols, Renicks and Oslers
offkey and frozen
Church hushed in darkness
A voice sings out, my mother's,
clear: "O Holy Night..."
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A voice sings out, my mother's,
clear: "O Holy Night..."
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