Dreary December Poem by David Wood

Dreary December

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Christmas grows old before
It's begun, weary presents,
Dangerous air.

The 12 kilo turkey that will
Last all of January, a mountain
Of tired ageing veg

Romance put back in the fridge

Has become the order of the
Day, deflated glory in solitude
Looking at the full moon

Bandaged in its halo, cold and
Empty. A thread of wind brings
No change as it weaves its path

Time drips slowly by chest deep
In history looking for happier times
As the world turns

Saturday, December 19, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: changes,christmas,love
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Covid disrupts Christmas
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