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Christmas Sweets
Underneath the Christmas tree, My Little Sweetie waits for me ... Warm and snug, curled on the rug, There she found me first, you see. Some years ago, now number eight, She'd been there, in a kitty crate ... Rescued from neglect, she'd come On Christmas Eve, and very late. All was new, the here-and-now's, And offering what a tree endows, Free, at last, from her rough past, She felt secure beneath its boughs. Soon, she'd found me, and I her, Soulmates, (one sans tail and fur), Still, we knew that we were two Meant for each other, pal and purr. We share our joys now, very much, She helps me with my work and such, And just because, she'll wrap her paws 'Round foot or arm, to stay in touch. No matter where I've got to be, She always has to come with me, And when I'm gone she waits upon That very spot ... and patiently. For ever since that Christmas Eve, Each single time I have to leave, Quick, she'll go to hide below The limbs that gave her first reprieve. I strive to stretch the holidays, And find creative, thoughtful ways, To NOT take down the tree and drown Her Christmas spirit, (to coin a phrase). But still, there always comes a time The tree, no matter how sublime, Gets put away, and that sad day Is one I shall not put to rhyme. Let's just say she's not much fun, And won't give love to anyone ... If she can't see a Christmas tree, Her sullen months ... have just begun. ~ 1st Place ~ in the "Christmas Pets - Writing Challenge December 2018" Poetry Contest, Dear Heart, Judge & Sponsor.
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