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Compartment 114
Compartment 114
Easy Easter Club

Easy Easter Club

A Poem by Marshal Gebbie


Easter is with us

The end of summer days,

The heat, the sun, the summer fun

The languid lazy ways.

Road gangs are laying asphalt,

The smell of melting tar

And above the wheeling, flocking birds

Prepare to migrate far.

The Autumn tones are in the air

The leaves begin to turn

To dulcet shades of russet gold

With a reddish, browny burn.

 The church bells ring upon the hill
Believers shuffle forth
To regurgitate their litany
For the holy in the north.
The Christ, the cross, the sacrifice
The purging of the sin.
The sound of money in the plate
May ameliorate an in
To Heaven’s golden, pearly gate
Salvation in the sky,
A tome of absolution
For the good…that’s you & I.
 
Four days of happy Easter fun
To celebrate this week
There’s Easter eggs and hot cross buns
To share out as a treat.
The kids are full of energy
They laugh and leap and play,
The chocolate on their faces
Makes it such a bright, fun day.
 
There’s time to spend with loved ones
And a mood of balmy ease,
Before Winter shakes her cloak out
Throwing cold wind to the trees.
So spend an hour sleeping in,
Saunter to the pub.
Catch a fish or catch some rays
IN THE EASY EASTER CLUB.
 
 
Marshalg
Mangere Bridge
21st March 2008

© 2012 Marshal Gebbie


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Marshal Gebbie
Marshal Gebbie

Auckland, New Zealand



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Poem writer for the average Joe. Take tremendous satisfaction in creatively writing about everyday things and everyday people. Australian native who has adopted New Zealand and New Zealanders. Marvel.. more..

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