Dear Santa Claus,
My brother Franky (who can't
write at all) would like a new
blanky, his has a big hole. My
sister Susanne (who is too shy
to ask) would like a new dress
so the school kids won't laugh.
Mommy could use a nice cooking
pot , the bottom's all round on
the one that she's got. A nice
pair of shoes for Dad would be
neat, looking for work is hard
on his feet. The money I saved
will be right on the table. I know
you are real and not just a fable.
Love,
Cindy
Crystal Magic
I wake: listening to the absence of sound;
Curtains which in silver light be-gowned
Reflect moonlight playing splintery shards
On diamond ice like blue-white stars.
The valley below is still and bright
With sharp air drenched in God's snowlight.
.
Snow
The time has come to start a season,
To heal a mad-dash Autumn's lesions.
The sun spent earth resists the flakes -
Insistent notes like music makes
The thirsty ground a pillowcase.
Sharp winds elicit needed sighs
As inch by inch the Autumn dies -
Replaced by comfort mountains high.
The sleeping earth will gather strength
As nature waits for Springtime's pranks.
A retired portrait photographer, I write simple poems about every day emotions.