"Thanksgiving"
People on Thanksgiving Day
Poor or wealthy
Should be happy
If they're healthy.
So while you're having
Your celebration
Remember the less fortunate
Across the nation
Who haven't as much
As you have got
Before you put that turkey
In that pot
When you make your
Thanksgiving "toast"
Remember it's love
That matters most.
David Fox’s writing has appeared in over 100 venues, including newsletters, blogs, print journals and websites. He has been published in the U.K., Canada, India, Finland and the U.A.E. He edits a print journal, The Poet's Art, (see his ad in the Whispers Ad column).
Beautiful words, exquisite one poem, it is a privilege for us reading it. Thanks for "Thanksgiving"
ReplyDeleteThank you, Edison. I like to inspire when I can. The quotes weren't meant to be in the title -- I always use quotes or underline my poems and I guess Karen misunderstood.
ReplyDeleteYour friend,
David Fox
Good Morning David
ReplyDeleteYour words and entry give the true meaning of Thanksgiving. May we all know and recognize our blessings. Your entry is smooth in its entirety. What a wonderful world it would be if all thought in this manner. It was a pleasure being introduced to your work. I look forward to reading more. Sincerely, Ann Marie Mazzarella
Ann Marie,
ReplyDeleteThank you. Sometimes in all the hustle and bustle and preparing Thanksgiving dinner we forget about the poor and the homeless. My sister works in a homeless shelter so she and my family know the true spirit of the holiday.
Your new friend,
David Fox
I love the final two lines. If the world could remeber this it would bring an end to wars. SuZ
ReplyDeleteSuz,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely comment. Ending wars would be nice.
Your friend,
David Fox