Romance December Poems

There hangs the old presence of Christmas cheer
But the cloak of wintry air keeps me here.
   Let the others dance
   While...

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Giving gifts ~ required boxes are filled ...

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That sweet Christmas announcement, that I'm recalling yet
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chill days slowly danced
winter's hues changed tree's leaves shed
gift to my husband
and I on Christmas we wed
welcoming new beginnings

12/14/2022


A December Memento Poetry Contest
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The pink polka-dot nightgown,                     ...

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It's December now, the weather's turning 
But in my heart a flame is burning 
Keeping me as warm as toast
Inside it lives, it does not...

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Yuletide carols sing around;
Lovely memories fade to thee
And remind me who I've found.
You and I embrace in harmony,
Holding tight as we are bound. 

For I...

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Love gone one sided just happened along.  It's a tell of a real sad 
song.
A flood of tears stream down your face.  Unable...

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Bay Area Nigh December

A tryst on a San Francisco trolley
that exhibits penchant amidst a glance,
for 'tis wintry time launch all, too jolly
save two turtledoves, culled...

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A lovely December morning like this,
connotes nothing else in our world but bliss.
A time to mine our richest depths of love
on fifth avenue's apartments above.
Every...

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A lovely December morning like this,
connotes nothing else in our world but bliss.
A time to mine our richest depths of love
on fifth avenue's apartments above.
Every...

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S eptember is for me

E leven cute flying bees

P ick the fruit from the big green tree

T he sunflowers need to flee

E verything to be...

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Cockleburs

Small green weeds, 
with little seed pots, 
that stick to your socks. 

They travel with you, 
to the next place, 
that God wants them to...

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Vacuum
by Michael R. Burch

Over hushed quadrants
forever landlocked in snow,
time’s senseless winds blow...

leaving odd relics of lives half-revealed,
if still mostly concealed...
such are the things we are...

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Back in the Box

Empty packages, 
lots of paper, 
refolded for another year. 
Saved, again and again, 
generation after generation. 
Traditions, 
slowly getting too old, 
falling...

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