Holliday Poems - Poems about Holliday

A BLESSED CHRISTMAS FOR ALL WITH POETRY SOUP Dear Caren, Andrea, Cay Cay, Carolyn and Jan Rico, Arturo, Paul and Chris, all of you are the same Excellent poets, together with, Gordon, Duke and Line Each of you write poetry so fine, Beata, Nette, Janice, Heidi and Dear Heart, All of you have supported me from the start, To Winged...

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“Don’t take candy from a stranger,” My mother said, Unless you’re dressed like Frankenstein With a hideous mask on your head. If Christmas is about a baby’s birth, Why do we buy trinkets and bobbles, For all daddy’s worth? When that baby died, And rose from the dead, To celebrate they told me, A rabbit can lay an egg....

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Here's Hoping Happy Holidays Host Houses Hoarding Hue Held Happiness Helping Hearts Hurry Home......

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Doc Holliday Bites the Dust By Elton Camp Doc Holliday’s depicted as a vicious killer But his actual life was much less of a thriller Not in the West, but in Georgia he was born By a classical education his life did adorn Among the areas where knowledge he did seek Were grammar, math, history, Latin and Greek Highly intelligent and certainly nobody’s...

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What's a Christmas without you another lonely day feeling blue an empty chair at my table holding on is something I'm not able to do without you Off somewhere in a distant place something I missed I can not face but in reflections of a lonely Christmas Night I wish things could have turned out right...

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