Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
What is it about Christmas that brings out worst and the best and in people? I have to have the biggest and best dressed tree The presents I give cost a fortune In fact  I'll probably still be paying this time next year Throwing a big party again, inviting people of influence Even though I hardly know them Christmas morning and egg nog for all the neighbors I don't even like most of them But I have a position to maintain Jim down the road now he's real white trash Shabby unpainted house and unkempt yard BUT The cheap cards he sends are sent with love Sure he'll invite a few friend round on Christmas eve Share a few cheap beers, maybe a pizza Real and true friends who don't expect  much Sure his kids will get presents, nothing fancy but paid for with hard cash No egg nog for him on Christmas morning Just a family gathering giving thanks for what they have Who do you admire the most?
0
Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 7:56 AM UTC
Hypocracy
What is it about Christmas that brings out worst and the best and in people? I have to have the biggest and best dressed tree The presents I give cost a fortune In fact  I'll probably still be paying this time next year Throwing a big party again, inviting people of influence Even though I hardly know them Christmas morning and egg nog for all the neighbors I don't even like most of them But I have a position to maintain Jim down the road now he's real white trash Shabby unpainted house and unkempt yard BUT The cheap cards he sends are sent with love Sure he'll invite a few friend round on Christmas eve Share a few cheap beers, maybe a pizza Real and true friends who don't expect  much Sure his kids will get presents, nothing fancy but paid for with hard cash No egg nog for him on Christmas morning Just a family gathering giving thanks for what they have Who do you admire the most?
When I say I I don't literally mean me, I'm speaking as the third person
joe-cole
Written by
English
Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 7:56 AM UTC
Request permission to use this poem