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Jamison Bell
Poems
Nov 2021
I may have lied about it’s size
Some of you just don’t like Christmas. You’d rather it just *******. Anytime you hear Jingle Bells, you change the station and scoff.
Perhaps it has been ruined, by things that happened then. So while others are laughing and singing, you’re only thinking of when.
Was it a touchy old pastor? Did a reindeer **** on your shoe? Did your elf on a shelf touch himself while smiling and staring at you?
Maybe a coked out ****** in tights tried to bite off your tongue. Just as the snow was falling and those church bells had been rung.
How can you not like the lights? The smell of snow in the air? Is it because you’re spiritually dead and can’t muster the courage to care?
Maybe you had a bad mom, who wore ****** clamps in front of your friends. Who wore acid wash jeans everyday, no matter the fashion trends.
How can you not like the sounds? Of fires that crackle and snap? Of cookies and cider and cinnamon **** and all that Christmasy crap?
Well whatever your ***** *** reason for hating this season so. Please take your ****** egg nog, and go stand outside in the snow.
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