Christmas notes
Fall as light
As steamy breath
From cold children's
Open mouths.
Standing in the queue
At the food bank.
Choirs of forgotten angels
Gather in darkened streets
Cardboard in their shoes
Waiting for soup
To be handed out.
Christmas notes
Accompany wise men,
Loosing laced tongues,
Wandering home
Worse for drink.
Christmas denotes
Crass hypocrisy
Too many falling prey
To shallow glitter
And superfluous gifts
But,
Whose birthday is it?
Trudie Shannon
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