THANKSGIVING IS COMING

lasergraph

 

(c) 2017 Edward York

 

Thanksgiving time is coming,

New memories to be made.

Dad positions the golden turkey,

Beneath the shiny blade.

 

The slices have all been plated,

With dressing on the side.

All items have been completed,

And served with a dose of pride.

 

The family finally comes together,

No one is left alone.

We even try to manage,

To shut off the nagging phone.

 

The OMG will still be waiting,

No need to rush and see.

You will find life has more to offer,

Than just an O-M-G.

 

So spend this time together,

Don't rush it by too fast.

You can never know for certain,

If this might be your last.

  • Author: lasergraph (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 9th, 2017 14:37
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • FredPeyer

    Great reminder, lasergraph, am looking forward to Thanksgiving!

    • lasergraph

      It is truly a family time.

    • Christina8

      So, so true. It made me nostalgic in remembering the last Thanksgiving with my mom. You did a great job on this poem! Loved it!

      • lasergraph

        Thank you. Thanksgiving is truly a family holiday.

      • orchidee

        A fine write and feast laser.

        • lasergraph

          The gathering of family has no equal. I hope yours is blessed.

          • orchidee

            Thanks laser.We got to wait until Christmas here in the UK.

          • Goldfinch60

            Good write and very true, although we do not have Thanksgiving in the UK spending time together with family and friends is special and to be enjoyed without the 'nagging 'phone'.

            • lasergraph

              We seeem to be too phone happy these days, I see families in restaurants on their phones and no one talking.

              • Goldfinch60

                That should be banned. I read an article once where a family were at dinner and all except the father were on the 'phones, so he turned to them and said "I am sorry to be so rude" and picked up a book.

                • lasergraph

                  I hope he made a point. It is far too common. Those little devices run our life.



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