A Delusional Christmas
Sixpence none the richer Christmas day
unwrapping that pretty silver bow
hoping for the proverbial pot of gold
amongst treasures Santa left in tow
Street corner kettles all dressed in red
full of empty promises and seasonal semblance
of somehow now caring for that colurless fellow
bells relentlessly taking toll inside my head
Gifts of wine and cheer soon to disappear
at the first fall of winter's fresh flakes
slip sliding downhill on an icy terrain
blaming all your faults on others mistakes
Curling up with the cat eyeing tinsel on the street
preferring a cup of eggnog over other's company
waiting for the last light bulb to bust
and the return of normalcy, hatred, and mistrust
Copyright © Tim Smith | Year Posted 2016
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