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“Oh, Santa”

Oh, Santa

Oh, Santa, your wife /

is so distraught. You left your /

August balls behind.

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Holiday”

Holiday

A young lad dreams of /

riding his paper airplane /

like Santa’s red sleigh.

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#holiday #dreams #lad #paper #airplane #santa #sleigh #photo #haiga #poem #poetry #haiku #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #december #thursday #120723 #2023

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“Hope”

Hope

All hope has left is /

the first day of the year. /

Santa walks away.

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#hope #santa #left #firstday #walks #away #photo #poem #poetry #senryu #haiku #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #january #sunday #010123 #2023

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“Holding”

Holding

Finger points gently. /

He holds forth under the tree. /

Santa says, “Not yet.”

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#santa #tree #christmas #presents #waiting #poem #poetry #haiku #photo #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #december #sunday #2021 #121921

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Haiku and photo: “Holding”

Holding

Finger points gently. /

He holds forth under the tree. /

Santa says, “Not yet.”

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#santa #tree #christmas #presents #waiting #poem #poetry #haiku #photo #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #december #sunday #2021 #121921

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“Oh, Deer Meat”

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.

#pun #cartoon #deer #meat #venison #santa #holidays #humor #christmas #davidebooker #121221

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Santa giving out Halloween candy

Santa giving out Halloween candy

Happy Ho-Ho-Holloween!

From October 31, 2013.

A pirate and Mario green

On Santa’s front porch can be seen.

Oh, the memories from nine years past

May they give a smile that will last.

As the years raise, sails on the mast,

Sailing us to other shores, too fast.

To hold a moment in our hands

Is hard because of where we stand.

We want to be still, a rock on land,

But that is often not how it’s planned.

So, remember now all things seen,

Smelled, felt, and comforting.

Knowing most will be only a sheen,

A glittering moment from which we have been.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Writer named Elf”

There once was a writer named Elf,

Who wanted to see all his books up on the shelf.

In bookstores and in homes

He wanted his stories to roam.

So he hid them among Santa’s present wealth.

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Haiku to you Thursday: “Santa say”

For footfalls in the snow, /

you wait like a five-year-old. /

What would Santa say? /

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Photo finish Friday: “Crumb bummed”

Nothing quite says Happy Holidays quite like crust crumbs from your favorite left on a plate. Wonder which kind of pie Santa likes.

Nothing quite says Happy Holidays quite like crust crumbs from your favorite left on a plate. Wonder which kind of pie Santa likes.

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