Best Wifechristmas Poems


Fruity Voice

FRUITY      VOICE


Her voice reminds me of laughter barely suppressed
An energetic spirit tugging constantly at  the rope
A caterpillar turning to butterfly at any moment
Her  voice sounds like lifegiving fruit

Not serious, self-important fruit like geometrically precise pineapples
Or pompous, overfed watermelons
Too heavy to lift

Not business fruit like apples, on duty keeping doctors away
Or bananas waiting to do their slippery work under feet
Or blackberries, whose careers lie in jam

But mischievous fruit like grapes or cherries
Which roll away like playful children when you’re not looking
Or fallen raisins on the carpet pretending to be part of the pattern

Fun-loving fruit like mandarin oranges around the Christmas tree
Basking under the Christmas lights, enjoying the glitter
Of tinsel and the smell of pine needles

Small fruits which enjoy life,
Laughing as they jostle each other in their bag,
And which could easily become   bubbly wine  if tempted.

Her ripened voice -   
The spontaneous fruit of a lifetime 
Of growth and maturing, and regeneration :
Aliment  for  my  soul’s  ailment.

Christmas Lights

Christmas Lights

My son lives in Florida with his spouse 
I was visiting them at their house 

On my last day in the warm sunlight 
He was outside hanging a Christmas light 

I walked outside and my eyes started to tear
Because my wife is no longer hear

I always disliked hanging Christmas lights
Early comes the winter days and nights

My wife would always give me directions 
On how to hang the decorations 

I now miss hearing my wife say
No don’t do it that way 

I didn’t always take her advice
To hear her now would really be nice

Hugs

I hug you in the morning because it starts my day off right.
I hug you before I go to bed so I will have sweet dreams.

I hug you before breakfast because it makes my cereal taste better.
I hug you after dinner because you help me with the dishes.

I can’t hug you at lunch when I’m at work,
so I hug you as soon as I get home because I missed you.

I hug you when you’re tired because I think it helps.
I hug you when you’re sad because I wish I could make things better.

I hug you in the elevator, to make the best use of time.
I hug you before you get ready, because I always think you’re pretty.

I hug you after church because that’s what Jesus would do.
I hug you when I think of family to make up for lost time.

I hug you even when you don’t want me to, because I love you
I hug you every chance I get, because it wouldn’t be any fun without you.


*Written on the left side of the Christmas card I gave my wife, 2009.  Our first Christmas 
together.


Under the Mistletoe (Adult Content)

As the Temptations "Silent Night" plays on the stereo
       I pull you close, Kiss your nose under the mistletoe....

       We sit by the warm cozy fireplace.  I listen to you talk and stare at your gorgeous face.  
A pallet on the floor, you lift your glass for me to pour.  A bottle of Chardonnay from 
Singapore.
       A romantic evening by the fire with sensual conversation.  You see in my eyes my 
appreciation.  I lean into you smelling sweet champagne.  Your eye contact is driving me 
insane.
       I know you can hear the thumping of my racing heart.  Our lips hover just a fraction of 
an inch apart.  Damn I'm proud to have you as my lady.
       Softly you say "What cha want for Christmas baby?"  The perfect Christmas gift for 
me?  How bout you naked under my Christmas tree?  Or you wearing only a big red bow!  
And so under these Christmas lights making passionate love beneath the mistletoe.  You 
already know my M.O.  You whimpering, gasping in my ear to go slow.  Moving, grinding, in 
and out of your halo.  Wow you leave my heart aglow.  So beautiful you are like works of 
Van Gogh!
       This Christmas we will make "Christmas Carols" under the mistletoe!!!

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