Home, Alone On Christmas
Home Alone
Waiting next to our humble tree, Irene
wants me home.
To sing her Christmas Carols and ne’er
more to roam.
The tree is the perfect size, as she hides
behind it like a disguise.
Her orange toy lies, just to her right.
Irene, brave cat that you are, have no fright,
Mom hopes to be home by Christmas
Night!
But no Greek dancing this year, if you
please?
I don't want to break another thigh and
knee.
I love you cat-daughter of mine.
On Christmas morn, we will bask in
the warm, holiday sunshine!
**Poem by Panagiota
**Photography by Elena..will try to post
later
12/2/2021
Copyright © Panagiota Romios | Year Posted 2021
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