Friday, November 9, 2012

Thanksgiving Night poem

      Thanksgiving Night Left Overs 

It was Thanksgiving night, I couldn’t sleep,
The leftovers, deserts, horsd’ouevres beckoned,
I tossed and turned, I tried counting backwards,
I tried counting sheep, I fought the temptation,
With all of my might, until long after midnight.  

The thought of the left overs was an addiction,
I couldn't wait anymore, I jumped out of bed ran,
ran down to the kitchen,  flung open the door,
I gazed in the fridge, it was full of goodies galore,
I gobbled up turkey, potatoes, beans and more.

I chomped on dressing, gobbled down a turkeys thigh,
The cramberries were dripping down my chin,
Staining my night gown,  I devoured a pumpkin pie
Had a ham sandwich, gave my dog one as well,
Continuing on I ate a few grapes and yam as well.
I felt myself swelling, so plump and so full
Until all of a sudden, I rose off the ground,
I crashed through the ceiling as I screeched,
“Pass, the cranberries, the lobsters too,"
My stomach was definitely letting me know.
     
When the stuffing is tasty, a gizzard is plump,
Potatoes and gravy have nary a lump,  

Eat all the food I wanted on Thanksgiving,
But be sure to get rid of the left-overs,
Before going to bed.

AUTHOR KARL WALLACE



To read more Karl Wallace poems go to: 
Karlwallaceblog.blogspot.com       


                                
















          
















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