Christmas Poem by Andrew Nawroski

Christmas



CHRISTMAS.
Spare me the wrath of Christmas,
To live eternally in springtime bliss.
And be free from dolls and cake.
For god’s sake haven’t we had enough?
Cheap foods and all that useless stuff.
Prohibitions wouldn’t stop this yuletide gad,
Madness of mind would surround man, woman, girl, and lad.
Shop windows would break, for miss of red not Jesus sake,
Drunks would cry, small children die.
This Christmas time is here for good.
Royal gentle holiday does any like your majestic way.
Carpet laid on table, dog and cat should moan,
Don’t dream at Christmas it’s all we have at home.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sandra Dodd 30 January 2010

As I woman who has had to do all the work of Christmas I am cheering this ECELLENT POEM. PS I quit Christmas. Now I shop for only the kids, dont bake, dont do cards, and simple feast. I am the happier for it and will be printing your poem and put it in the stocking box, just in case I am ever tempted to go insane again with Christmas. AND I understood every word!

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