Best Childhoodeaster Poems


Make the Naive Happy

Nice People
Are for the world’s
Days and Nights
Twinkling the hallucinations in both

Friends
Are for the good
And the bad
That makes up the hallucinations

Best Friends 
Are the potent vigour
That Hallucinates your
Every progressive motion

Family composes
The Easter bunnies
Santa’s deer’s
Amorous, jovial, and accurate

And these hallucinations
Dire?
Or are they constitutes
To plainly make you blissful

Premium Member From Childhood - 4 - Easter Morn

EASTER MORN

WAKE UP!
The bright   white Easter morn
    Silent bells tolling invitation to the hunt
The bowl of eggs are gone
Table strewn with dyes
And cottontails climb the walls
Before my eyes

One nest right in sight
                                   fuzzy spills its sides
                                   candy beans
                                   blue egg    dried

Oh    to rise on feathery Sunday’s morn
Break the colored shells
Eat chicks before they’re born

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