In the season of gratitude, we gather near,
A feast of warmth, love, and moments dear.
Thanksgiving's embrace, a gentle caress,
A tapestry of blessings, a heartfelt address.
Around the table, hands entwine,
A mosaic of stories, laughter, and wine.
The air is imbued with a spirit sincere,
As we give thanks for the past year.
Golden turkey, a centerpiece grand,
Harvest treasures from the bountiful land.
Potatoes mashed, a velvety delight,
A symphony of flavors, a culinary height.
Pumpkin pie, a sweet indulgence to savor,
Whispers of cinnamon, a taste to favor.
In the glow of candles, a warm light,
We reflect on moments, both dark and bright.
Family and friends, a circle so dear,
Their presence a blessing, crystal clear.
In the embrace of togetherness, we find,
A sanctuary of love for the heart and mind.
Through the prism of gratitude, we see,
The richness of life's vast tapestry.
For joy and hardship, both intertwined,
Give thanks for the lessons, for the ties that bind.
So, as we gather, hearts full and aglow,
Let thanksgiving's spirit continue to grow.
In the mosaic of moments, both big and small,
Grateful hearts unite, embracing all.
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BrendonJoseph
Just someone who enjoys the artistry of life and literacy. Aimed to capturing the small intricacies often missed.
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Such a wonderful poem! I loved it!