She Bought The Fancy Wrapping Paper With The Glitter All Over It
a poem by Rich Glinnen
The once matchless orphan gifts have found kin,
Presently shellacked in new skin—a lingering skyline under the tree,
Almost too fabulous
To bestow
Fugitive grains of glitter carpet our apartment;
Brilliant footprints everywhere
Enlighten my wife and I of each other’s homebound routes.
The first glimpse of a twinkling track in the kitchen proposed yuletide miracles:
Of burglarizing unicorn-people ransacking our dingy abode,
Only to feverishly sashay back to their dazzling spaceship,
Leaving only distorted pixels in their wake.
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