
Scars
Scars across the sky. /
December’s tattered sunset. /
Winter’s blood whispers.
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Scars
Scars across the sky. /
December’s tattered sunset. /
Winter’s blood whispers.
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Treats
Holiday presents /
Reveal many kindnesses /
As they hide their treats.
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Filed under 2018, haiku, photo, photo by David E. Booker, poetry, Poetry by David E. Booker

Holding
Finger points gently. /
He holds forth under the tree. /
Santa says, “Not yet.”
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The day
Dusk betrays the day, /
turns light into sour moments /
left cold for the stars.
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The stack
Book pile grows higher. /
Tree of knowledge overflows /
Into empty rooms.
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Filed under 2021, haiku, poetry, Poetry by David E. Booker, Silly Saturday

Promise
Flowering winter. /
Rose cups water and sunlight, /
drinks in promises.
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Happy hard
There once was a writer of greeting cards, /
Who found this season a bit of a canard. /
All she had to say /
She’d said already for pay. /
To do it now for free was very hard.

Oh, Deer Meat
Oh, deer meat, what can I say? /
What won’t offend you if I play? /
A word here, a word there, /
But venison I must play with care.
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Fainting tree
Oh, those fainting Christmas trees.
They are a sight to see,
Can’t be left alone, can’t be.
You went to spread some cheer,
So let me be clear,
It wasn’t me here,
It was the cat.
Like the serpent in the tree,
She tempted me
And now you see
Where we’re at.
She challenged me,
Said I couldn’t be free,
That there would be
No Christmas present for me
Unless I ran around the tree
And that’s when it went ker-splat.
It fainted dead away.
I don’t know what to say.
It fainted that way.
The power cord’s now frayed.
Yes, it happened today.
I blame the cat.
Yes, sparks flew,
There was a spark or two,
Arcing a translucent blue,
Singed the cat through and through.
No, I don’t know where she’s at.
So, those fainting Christmas trees,
Looks like they just can’t be
Left unattended, you see.
I think we can right the tree,
Set it up to be
Fully faint free
With no cat calamity
Without the cat.
Filed under 2021, photo, poetry, Poetry by David E. Booker, Sunday silliness