Thanksgiving November Poems

I’m thankful for the love I know.
Through grief, it continues to grow.
Love so full it endures the pain.
It feels more dazzling in the rain!

I’m thankful...

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Most of us should know that the fourth Thursday,
is called a Thanksgiving Day celebration.
The first Tuesday after the first Monday,
we elect the leaders of our...

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a cranberry sauce with flair

decided to dye its hair

its red vibrant hue

stood out in the stew

thanksgivings saucy affair.
...

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Turkey, turkey, look at you. 
Please be careful what you do.
Thanksgiving is here.
Turkey every year. 
Go! Go! hide out from the view 
...

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Thank you, our noble turkey
Unselfishly nourishing
Reveling above tofurkey
Keening song full flourishing
Elevating meager meal
Yielding leftover appeal...

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fall 
cool nights 
nice warm days 
hot chocolate 
warm baked apple pies 
colorful leaves 
cuddling up 
kisses 
fun ...

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November came in downright quiet
Scorning seasons who bring a riot
Thanksgiving would come fast,
Scrumptiousness at long last,
Warranting you’d go on a diet

Sun shining bright in sweet...

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Wick lit candles provided lead the path to the cemetery
Event that honor loved ones who have passed and are buried
La Catrina walks side by side...

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January…new year, new me.
Met you and now I’m happy. 
We watched the ball drop and kissed at midnight.


My February Valentine
hearts and flowers because you’re mine
as...

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A bird feeder full, hung from fallowed fronds

The apparition of this swarm of finches feeding: Felicity in flight





(All glory to Ezra Pound)...

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November sets the green treetops ablaze,
igniting flames of scarlet and cerise.
And as the nights overshadow the days
Mother Nature unveils Her masterpiece.

Scarecrows are left to guard...

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November holidays in our country
Serve as fellowships for the ministry
Great gatherings toward revival bliss
Never can joyous worshipful hearts miss.

Midst “All Saints’ Day”* is women’s virtue...

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I know that some say it is wrong.
"It makes Christmas season too long"
To hear Jingle Bells played
Before Autumn can fade,
But I don't know one Thanksgiving...

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Behind October comes the gloomy one
arriving as the leaves are turning brown.
Though sometimes she blows in with a bright sun,
she’s often sulking in her fading...

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November's a lovely month when leaves turn crimson and gold,
but I was nearly smothered, covered by three feet of leaf mold.
Being so short, my cohorts...

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