Like petite
little moulds we grow into
A marching
band of one by one,
The bell
tolls of family fun
We accept
and play with and alter to fit
Traditions are
the setup, the rehearsal , and
Our wrapped
up bow tied shiny gift
Like a fine annual
performance
The best of
what we know
Meals cooked
together, stories that grow
The most
memorable of what we had
Not shined
up glossed up magazine fads
Because those
have been hucked out long ago
And what
returns is the pulp,
The kicks
the twists the banners that flow
And while
the wait for our family to grow
Has been
long and hard
We look
toward our seasonal rest
And what we
will build in our back yard
When little
voices dance around our tree
And the
lights that light up are sweet children
Asking
freely
About winter
traditions and what they will see…


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