Holiday Gathering Poem by William Graham
Holiday Gathering
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Please pass me a sharp knife
So I can end this holiday conversation
With a surgical slice to my wrist.
Too short is my precious life
To endure this familial congregation
Where the same subjects persist
Year after year—causing strife
And persistent agitation.
Next year I will not be in their midst.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
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