A Child is not just for Christmas
Prophets in disguise
Search the skies, oh so wise,
Tears, like atoms, don’t decay
Love, like photons, light the way.
A babe against a warmy chest
Dreamt of nets filled with fish
Whilst flight across sand and seas
Brought the donkey to his knees.
All mixed up in snow and ice,
Discarded plastics choke Christmas mice;
We, fat as turkeys, but leaflet thin,
Hear churches, empty, play a hymn.
Leaders roulette round playground fights,
Card the walls red and lower sights.
Technology provides and takes away
From biologic lives, hope and decay.
Poets crouch by their gossamer lines,
Like tinselled webs yet deep as mines;
Watch love stick fast to truth and care
here and there, yes; every where!
So friends lift presents to others hearts,
Touch lips to brains, near and apart;
And parents kiss their children in their beds
May love and peace lie ahead.
Have a wonderful Christmas!
<Deleted User> (9882)
Tue 5th Dec 2017 20:41
(re the last line) and the same to you Jane!
great poem and great to see you posting again.
best of my regards to you.
Rose ?