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I awaken to the lonliest sound Heard on the Seaway: The plaintiff fog horn, One continuous, wayward hooooom. Again, it sounds travelling Across water dunes to another Holy town, lights blinking. J.W. left a brochure; They knocked on a locked door. The rain erupts on my deck boards; There's dog droppings on my lawn; Birds are singing in the morn, And I open my door. Imagine, a new by-law prohibiting Backyard rinks; There are no icicles, No tongues extended palate-like; No salt lines on my boots; And I haven't seen a one horse sleigh Or heard harness bells. The North Pole and Santa have been exposed. I have a Christmas wish, And I'm ready to use it.
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 9:43 AM UTC
Christmas Eve Day
I awaken to the lonliest sound Heard on the Seaway: The plaintiff fog horn, One continuous, wayward hooooom. Again, it sounds travelling Across water dunes to another Holy town, lights blinking. J.W. left a brochure; They knocked on a locked door. The rain erupts on my deck boards; There's dog droppings on my lawn; Birds are singing in the morn, And I open my door. Imagine, a new by-law prohibiting Backyard rinks; There are no icicles, No tongues extended palate-like; No salt lines on my boots; And I haven't seen a one horse sleigh Or heard harness bells. The North Pole and Santa have been exposed. I have a Christmas wish, And I'm ready to use it.
francie-lynch
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 9:43 AM UTC
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