Thanksgiving Turkey Haiku
Giving Thanks on Thanksgiving with the Family
A haiku should evoke emotion as it tells a very short tale. This haiku is to show the touch of the generations into the Thanksgiving dinner, anchored by the turkey on grandma's platter, and what it means to the family that comes together to share in Thanksgiving dinner.
Grandma's platter
homemade gravy in Mom's tureen
thankful family surrounds the table
I hope you enjoy this!
Published by Mary Zeiher
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6 Comments
Post a CommentMmm...homemade gravy. Great job!
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I can picture a beautiful family gathering.
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Good luck!
My favorite part? Homemade gravy in Mom's tureen.