Christmas Eve - Haiku Poem
My big blue eyes are now closed
What will day light bring.
I prayed he could come
From Afghanistan to me
On Christmas morning.
Mom's playing carols
I can feel her tear drops fall
Softly, quietly.
Tree lights still shining
Our moon smiles upon us all
I hear the snow crunch.
Church was so lovely
Decorations - stars and all
Silent Night - for him.
Dad did you hear me
I'm hoping you saw our moon
And sang Silent Night.
My pillow holds tears
I have been keeping inside
Now sleep steals my thoughts.
Angels sing all night
Sle ep in hea ven ly peace
Mom cuddles near me.
Published by JUNEANN REED
Juneann, now retired, worked as a professional non-profit fund raiser for 16 years. She also worked in an adult care center directing activities for seniors and during her husband's accute illness was presi... View profile
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