A
snow overnight, for some seen as a delight,
for
many others, a frozen plight. In the early
morning,
I see two squirrels huddled on the bleak
backyard
branches of a tree. Some will celebrate
their
savior’s birth today. I shall remain at home
alone
with my two small pups whose lone desire
is
for the food, warmth and companionship I have
been
assigned to provide. For they who otherwise
must
survive the bitterness and cold of this day,
I
have thrown crusts of bread their way, such a slim
remuneration
of gratitude, I’d say, for the security
of
my situation to pay. Ah, but a veritable feast this
Christmas
Eve, such a treat thrown out onto the
frosted
table top of Earth for two squirrels to feed
upon, a small but tasty gift given to but a few cold
and hungry creatures of this world from but one
meager yet thoughtful God of Goodness and Caring
I would be today.
upon, a small but tasty gift given to but a few cold
and hungry creatures of this world from but one
meager yet thoughtful God of Goodness and Caring
I would be today.
Chris
Hanch 12-24-17
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