Best Panhandle Poems

Trees dance
to the song 
of wind.

Shaded
in a disco 
of light and shadow,
king
of good will
welcomes 
compassion 
with a smile 
and cardboard sign.

Upon his wide wooden throne,
he beckons at passers-by:
For a bit
of 
good 
will....

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The snow was blowin' and the cows roamed free
Outside Amarillo in fifty three.

It was Christmas eve, my fingers was froze -
I swore and cussed at this life I had chose.

Then, of a sudden, there appeared this sleigh.
He said,"Howdy, boys, I have lost my way!"

I laughed...

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Panhandle pop up,
food wild as a hurricane;
Mini Big Easy....

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