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Sunday Night Dinner
It’s sunday night at six o’clock
We're all gathered ‘round the table
Waiting for dinner to start
Mom and I grab the food
My sister grabs the drinks
Everyone's laughing and talking
Four conversations at once
We all reach for a wack biscuit
There's plenty to go around
My step dad keeps laughing
At my comedic brother-in-law
He sounds like Saint Nick
My mom tries to feed my baby niece
But my grandma and I make it hard
We keep making faces at her
Once everyone’s done and had their fill
We all clean up and sit on the back patio
Talking around a burning fire pit
Until late hours of the night

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This poem is a resemblence of my typical Sunday night dinner. it's warm and heartfelt. Something that I feel best resembles this holiday season