Thankful Again

WriteBeLight

It’s Thanksgiving again.

Well, another year.

I’m, so thankful, you know,

That I’m sitting here.

 

To put down on paper,

In writing, to say,

I’m just two days away,

From Thanksgiving again.

 

Able to put together,

My long shopping list.

Of what I will need,

Will have to purchase.

 

Here’s to the employees,

Who showed up today.

So I can in my cupboards,

Put my groceries away.

 

To later cook a big meal,

Makes my home so warm.

Because I was able,

To pay my utilities on time.

 

And made it back home,

Without the black ice.

On the road from the store,

No 10 car pileup.

 

As I stand at the stove,

Cutting veggies into pieces,

Thankful that my Dad,

Upon passing was so peaceful.

 

That a great co-worker who left,

To battle depression.

Will return in a few weeks,

Back to his profession.

 

And, not just those around me,

That I’m thankful,

Because my life’s like a car,

And, Love, I’ve got a tankful.

 

So, again thanks to all,

Helped me be so able.

To put together this meal,

For all at my Thanksgiving table.

  • Author: WriteBeLight (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 22nd, 2016 06:39
  • Category: Special occasion
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Comments2

  • Augustus

    This is the way it should be, that we all give thanks for what we have and to recognize the contributions of others. Nicely done.

    • WriteBeLight

      Thank you and I agree, to be grateful for what you have and not unhappy for what you do not. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!

    • Christina8

      This was a really sweet poem and I agree with augustus too. I also like the way you said "love, I've got a tankful". Perfect!

      • WriteBeLight

        Thank you so much. They do not always say it but I know my family loves me as much as I love them. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!

        • Christina8

          Happy thanksgiving to you and yours!



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