In two more days, we'll say our goodbyes to 2020. A few cities have canceled their fireworks displays, but others have chosen to celebrate. Within the United States, there are many extravaganzas that will be broadcasted. I just might stay up long enough to add my heartfelt cheers.
If you're like me and will be staying home for the celebrations, maybe you'd like to consider one of these possibilities: Houston and Omaha promise memorable ceremonies, Las Vegas always lights up the sky, and New York City throws a grand party and is a personal favorite. Whatever your decision might be, I suspect we'll each remember this New Year's Eve for decades to come.
With celebrations in mind, author Colleen Chesebro challenges writers to create a final poem for 2020 focused on HOPE. Maybe you'd like to offer a few lines and if so, just click on Colleen's name to travel to her blog site where she provides guidelines. Here's my simple contribution, a haiku of 5-7-5 syllables.
If you're like me and will be staying home for the celebrations, maybe you'd like to consider one of these possibilities: Houston and Omaha promise memorable ceremonies, Las Vegas always lights up the sky, and New York City throws a grand party and is a personal favorite. Whatever your decision might be, I suspect we'll each remember this New Year's Eve for decades to come.
With celebrations in mind, author Colleen Chesebro challenges writers to create a final poem for 2020 focused on HOPE. Maybe you'd like to offer a few lines and if so, just click on Colleen's name to travel to her blog site where she provides guidelines. Here's my simple contribution, a haiku of 5-7-5 syllables.
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