Catherine Habbie

Catherine Habbie Poems

O what is this that doth taste so sweet
Wrapped in nuts, making life complete?
Tis cocoa, butter and sugar neat
...

On international friendship day
I cement my friendship with you
In bricks of stone and mortar alone
Are not strong castles made
...

The shooting stars
The pink grey skies
Early in the morning
Or late twilight
...

On the highway
The internet highway
The surf is always up
Never stop surfing
...

O Grenfell O Tower of Babel
You had to go
you brought so many people together
its obvious you had to go
...

6.

40 be a special number

It doth have a special place in history
Hear ye and mark not assunder
...

7.

Wake up now, you're out of bed!
Morpheus is appeased
The dreams have ceased
The day you still have to seize.
...

A wise old man sat on the stone
Many a sin he knew he had to atone
His crinkled eyes
Though gave the game away
...

Winter Lights
The ceremony of winter lights
A harbinger of many cold nights
Lit up with many hued beacons of hope
...

I sat on my garden floor
And took in all the scents
The sweet pea the tomato
Watched their blossoms too
...

It's freezing weather outside
I have my mittens held on tight
Cold walls beckon me home
My scarf wound up like a pome
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My childhood was not filled with toys
But I had lunch with Tolstoy
And snacked with Enid too
Poirot to bed I took
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The elves sat up all night
And baked thehouse outright
With walls of gingerbread
...

An interesting collection doth have ye
Coloured and plain and black and white too
Perhaps the library is always missing a few?
But there are times I am sure
...

There is an invisible painter
Who resides in the skies
He gets out his magic brush
And loosens the ties
...

It's been the coldest day of the year
I cannot hold any more tea I fear

My chilblains are itching
...

Blind as a bat
In the early morn
Watch my eyes
Look all forlorn
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Numb from ear to bone
Seems it's for old sins to atone
Many a chocolate have I chewed
Now it's time my teeth rued
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Drunk on poetry that's what we'll be
Not tea nor vile coffee for me
I shall sip a verse
Wipe my tears
...

O when will you wake up from your deep slumber
Oh dear little caterpillar
You fold all 100 little legs
And sleep away the morn
...

Catherine Habbie Biography

Author Catherine Habbie writes #booksforbabies. Her poems appear in the anthology 'The Golden Years'. You can learn more about her on her media pages: 1.https: //twitter.com/catherinehabbie? s=09 2.https: //www.instagram.com/author.catherine.habbie/ 3.https: //catherinehabbie.home.blog/2019/04/08/27/ 4.https: //www.facebook.com/CatherineHabbieAuthorPage/ 5.https: //www.goodreads.com/author/show/16763301.Catherine_Habbie Don't forget to read & post reviews!)

The Best Poem Of Catherine Habbie

An Ode To Chocolate

O what is this that doth taste so sweet
Wrapped in nuts, making life complete?
Tis cocoa, butter and sugar neat

Little drops of divine delight
Quickly keep them away from sight
Gobbled up soon tis the plight

Some are milk and some are dark
Each competing to surpass the mark
Perfect to eat in the park

There is fruit, Belgian and Swiss
One to satisfy every miss
But the best are chocolate kisses

Some are beautifully tinged
But tongues get cruelly singed
When we embark on this binge

Tastes like food from the Ryls
As my mouth with chocolate fills
And from my soul ensues a trill

Those with toffee
Some with coffee
Don't dare laugh ye

Even if to my teeth it clings
My heart benignly begins to sing
Just one more, one chocolate ring

Those with yummy peppermint
They seem to have a curious tint
Accompanying us on a long stint

Then there are truffles
Hush and muffle
Control your sniffles

Let the chocolate quotient be, I say
sufficient unto the day
I will have no other pleasure today

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