Thanksgiving Night

The bird is now a pile of bones,
Potatoes and gravy all gone.
The meal of the year is over,
The one that's been cooking since dawn.

Football games have been won or lost,
The parades' last floats have passed on.
Nothing but reruns on tonight,
And cartoons from old days long gone.

But still we watch in placid glaze,
A soft calm has settled on all.
Who needs entertaining right now,
As Thanksgiving nighttime does fall?

We are stuffed and sated and full,
All gone are the cares of the day.
We drift in a euphoric haze,
As triptophan takes us away.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Nov 2010
About this poem:
Yawwwwn....

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agoodguy2have
Night F.A.L...twas a great mea....zzzz
niah9
I know you're trying to gain some weight free, but I hope you didn't eat the chicken all by yourself...sharing is much better....rolling on the floor laughing That's the true meaning....LOL
Nice poem, and I have learnt so much...for the first time in my life about American Thanksgiving.....wow
Niahteddybear
freeatlast64847
Thanks goodguy! Hopefully we've all recovered by now... Time for leftovers! grin
Happygolucky4u
I was so wore out last night after cooking an eating I did not even go on line. When all left I just went and laid in bed and dreamed I would never eat that much againblues Nice poem. Hope your day was goodteddybear
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