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The Silverlining Charity for Brain Injury Survivors - Online Creative Writing Class Friday 6th December 2024 (civil calendar) 3 poems: 1. To know the dark; 2. A present or two; 3. How now brown owl.
1. To know the dark
To know the dark
Is really something quite stark
The contrast with the light
Something really quite bright
Is total
As you stare out of a motel
The winter can be bleak
Though the snow can look quite chic
The cold gets into my osteoporotic bones
hurting them with its sharp tones
Sometimes its warm enough to sunbathe even now
And thus to turn brown like a cow
It can be nice and warm
With my little heater on
I´m fasting
because its Advent
With the wind blasting
I need to repent
I long for spring
And even more for summer
Because the cold can be a bit of a bummer
The fast will be over on 25th December
7th of January in the civil calendar
No meat or animal products till then
That´s because of fasting´s Zen
Divine discounts to look forward to for Christmas
Welcome Yule
Christmas´s tool
When the long fast
42 days of advent
has come to an end
I hope I will manage to send
off the celebration with a little bit of meat
Enjoy the Christmas services online
As that is what I have to combine
2.A present or two
A present or two
And lots of congratulations on the feast of the Nativity
Time to enjoy a bit of festivity
Two weeks of feasting
After the six weeks of fasting
Then Theophany
Also known as Epiphany
When the Jordan river
All of a quiver,
Wouldn´t you know,
Reverses its flow
Miraculously going up hill
Showing us when to celebrate Christ´s baptismal spill
Oh, what a thrill!
3. How now brown owl
How now brown owl
Do you scowl
Sweeping down on rodents
and rabbits
below
Which you swoop up in your show
Filling your chicks bellies with a warm glow
Back to a warm barn
To tell your larne
Helpfully supplied
By a farmer, with no rent implied
Other than keeping the vermin down
And stopping the fields turning entirely brown
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