Seekers Of The Lighted Holy Grail Poem by Joe Wocoski

Seekers Of The Lighted Holy Grail



As if searching for the ancient Holy Grail,

they drive up and down all the back roads

late into the longest night of the year.



Their quest is the myriad of lighted homes,

yard ornaments, and Christmas trees; all lit up

with colored lights to brighten the darkness.



To bring the happiness of childhood memories,

events of wistful thinking to a conclusion,

on this drive through darkened cul-de-sacs.



To seek the perfect light display, a memory

that brings out that warm downy feeling

of past Christmas Eves on this night alone.



Knights of the Holy Decorated Lights.

Worshipers of the Lighted Santa Clause.

Seekers of the Lighted Holy Grail.



Drive on, drive on, not knowing where

the next string of lights will take you.

Seekers Of The Lighted Holy Grail
Friday, January 9, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: winter
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is from my book 'Snowed in by a Warm Fire'

Every Christmas we go out and hunt, like so many others... for that perfect set of lights strung on the houses in our neighborhood. For more information on this and my other poetry please check out and visit my blog on www.joewocoski.com I'll be adding my poetry books and additional poems there.

Thank you very much
Joe wocoski
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