The forecast for Las Vegas, Nevada on Monday, December 2nd, 2013 was 20 degrees F. When I got home, my wife was finishing up her art craft, a holiday wreath of red bells. I was inspired to look at the final product. Therefore, I wrote a song about it. Here it is:
1) Come Home, Babe, This Christmas Time
It’s twenty degrees outside
It’s chilly and cold as your heart
But Christmas is here
Please show that you care
And show your warm love tonight.
A red wreath I made with bells
Green mistletoe wound around it.
I’m waiting fro you
To shake it and show
Warm kisses for me tonight.
Ref: Oh, my heart has been broken to pieces
Like a glass, crashed in shards, hundred times.
Please glue my heart, babe, with your warm embrace.
Oh, please, come home, babe, this Christmas time.
No gift is as huge as you
The love in your heart to renew!
Yes, Christmas is here
Assure me you care
Take me from this stormy life.
Your presence is all I need
With kisses and your warm embrace;
But fate seems to keep
Our distance afar
Even at this Christmas time.
(Repeat Ref.)
(c) Edmund industan, Dec. 2,2013
I will be singing this at the Human Experience Poetry Night at The Beat Coffee House in Downtown Las Vegas this coming Monday, December 16th. Last time, I sang my original composition, “Nevada, Evening Sky”.
Hope you will be there. If I have enough time, I also would be delivering this quatern poetry, which I wrote couple of years back and considered as the second best quatern published online. Here’s it is:
SPOKEN:
PEACE, WHY ARE YOU SO ELUSIVE?
(c) Edmund Industan
Peace, why are you so elusive?
Like a bird chirping melody
Yet so far to hear it clearly
And translate the notes correctly.
We long to give you sweet embrace
Peace, why are you so elusive?
You flap your wings; you exude grace
White plumes flaunt to attract and tease.
We think of you day in and out.
Hope olive branch is dropped en route
Peace, why are you so elusive?
Guileless victims now in a clout
Everyone’s dreaming to hold you
Hoping never to let you go
Alas, we wake up without you.
Peace, why are you so elusive?
NOTE: As the finale, I will sing this sentence.
Finale: Oh, Peace, Please Come Home, Tonight!