Gone With the Pie
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I will turn back the pages of my life to Christmas's so sweet and old,
when me, mom and dad would make meat pies;
and we watched Gone With The Wind with sighs,
the pies were our Christmas surprise.
Mom mixed the meat, I talked and dad filled, and the dough rolled,
seems to me that we baked fifty pies or more;
for all those coming to our Christmas Day door,
and into each pie our love and joy did pour.
It was a lot of work for us but they were beautiful pies to behold,
oh, a long movie was that- Gone With The Wind;
and we liked each word nice and unkind,
I have some sweet memories in my mind.
Mom and grandma wrapped each cooked meat pie in waxed paper gold,
and that movie still makes me happy in my heart;
each Gone With The Pie gift- are part
of heart-warming memories that never depart.
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November 16, 2018
Poetry/Rhyme/Gone With The Wind
Copyright Protected, ID 18-1085-593-01
All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym.
Written for the contest, Punny Holiday Pies
sponsor, Michelle Faulker
Fifth Place
Copyright © Constance La France | Year Posted 2018
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