Thanksgiving is a secular festival celebrated in United states. Americans consider thanksgiving as a day to be thankful for what good they have in their life like food, family, health, friends etc.Its a day to sit with your family be thankful, and have a bountiful meal. And the best part of thanksgiving is, it will always occur on Thursday, which will surely give us 4 day weekend off. Best time to get lazy and spend time with your family and be thankful for that.

1. 15 Best Thanksgiving poems
What is Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving is a secular festival celebrated in United states. Americans consider
thanksgiving as a day to be thankful for what good they have in their life like food, family,
health, friends etc.Its a day to sit with your family be thankful, and have a bountiful meal.
15 Best Thanksgiving poems
1) I ATE TOO MUCH TURKEY by Jack Prelutsky
I ate too much turkey,
I ate too much corn,
I ate too much pudding and pie,
I’m stuffed up with muffins
and much too much stuffin’,
I’m probably going to die.
I piled up my plate
and I ate and I ate,
but I wish I had known when to stop,
for I’m so crammed with yams,
sauces, gravies, and jams
that my buttons are starting to pop.
I’m full of tomatoes
and french fried potatoes,
my stomach is swollen and sore,
but there’s still some dessert,
so I guess it won’t hurt
if I eat just a little bit more.
2) AT GRANDMAA’s HOUSE
I like the taste of turkey
Any time throughout the year
But it never
seems to taste as good
As when Thanksgiving’s here.
Could be it’s all the trimmings
That are cooked with it to eat-
But I think it’s
eating at Grandma’s house
That makes it such a treat!

2. 3) FIRST THANKSGIVING by Aileen Fisher
Venison for stew and roasting,
oysters in the ashes toasting,
geese done to a turn,
berries (dried) and wild grapes (seeded)
mixed with dough and gently kneaded-
what a feast to earn!
Indian corn in strange disguises,
ash cakes, hoe cakes (many sizes),
kernels roasted brown….
after months of frugal living
what a welcome first Thanksgiving
there in Plymouth town!
4) GOBBLE GOBBLE by Lynn
A turkey is a funny bird,
His head goes wobble, wobble.
He knows just one funny word-
Gobble, gobble, gobble.
5) THE THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE
Thanksgiving Day is here today,
the great parade is under way,
and though it’s drizzling quite a bit,
I’m sure that I’ll see all of it.
Great balloons are floating by,
cartoon creatures stories high,
Mickey Mouse and Mother Goose,
Snoopy and a mammoth moose.
Humpty Dumpty, Smokey Bear
hover in the autumn air,
through the windy skies they sway,
I hope that they don’t blow away.
Here comes Santa, shaking hands
as he waddles by the stands.
It’s so much fun, I don’t complain
when now it really starts to rain.
The bands are marching, here they come,
pipers pipe and drummers drum,

3. hear the tubas and the flutes,
see the clowns in silly suits.
It’s pouring now, but not on me,
I’m just as dry as I can be,
I watch and watch, but don’t get wet,
I’m watching on our TV set.
6) THANKSGIVING by Marchette Chute
I’m glad that I was good today
As good as I was able
I’m glad to be inside this house
And sitting at this table
I’m glad that it’s Thanksgiving Day
And all the world is merry
And I’m glad I have a fork
And that the pie is cherry.
7) BEST THANKSGIVING by Joanna Fuchs
Thanksgiving is here, so our minds have turned
To what time has taught us, to what we’ve learned:
We often focus all our thought
On shiny things we’ve shopped and bought.
We take our pleasure in material things,
Forgetting the pleasure that friendship brings.
If a lot of our stuff just vanished today,
We’d see the foundation of each happy day
Is special relationships, constant and true,
And that’s when our thoughts go directly to you.
We wish you a Thanksgiving you’ll never forget,
Full of love and joy—your best one yet!
8) THANKSGIVING DELIGHT by Joanna Fuchs
On Thanksgiving Day we’re thankful for
Our blessings all year through,
For family we dearly love,
For good friends, old and new.
For sun to light and warm our days,
For stars that glow at night,
For trees of green and skies of blue,
And puffy clouds of white.
We’re grateful for our eyes that see
The beauty all around,

4. For arms to hug, and legs to walk,
And ears to hear each sound.
The list of all we’re grateful for
Would fill a great big book;
Our thankful hearts find new delights
Everywhere we look!
9) THE PILGRIM CHILDREN
The pilgrim children
Long ago
Learned to live
With ice and snow
They lived in cabins,
Slept in cold
When nights were long
And winds blew cold
But all of them
Were glad, I’d say
To have that first
Thanksgiving Day
And when they went
To bed at night
I’d guess their dreams
Were warm and bright
10) THERE’s A BIG FAT TURKEY
There’s a big fat turkey on Grandfather’s farm
Who thinks he’s very happy.
He spreads his tail into a great big fan
And struts around all day.
You should hear him gobble at the girls and boys-
He thinks he’s singing when he makes that noise.
He’ll sing his song a different way,
Upon Thanksgiving Day
11) A THANKSGIVING ALPHABET by Linda Maria
T…Turkeys, tablespreads, being together,
H…Happiness and homes to protect us from all weather,
A…Aunts and uncles, a reunion in Fall,
N…Nieces and nephews, family members all!

5. K…Kind-hearted kin coming over for dinner,
S…Surely you’ll have fun, but you won’t get thinner!
G…Gourds and pumpkins, mouths open wide.
I…Indians and Pilgrims we remember with pride.
V…Very special times-there could even be snow.
I…Imagine what it was like at Plymouth long ago.
N…Never forget how the settlers led the way,
G…Giving thanks and blessing this special day.
12) THE THANKSGIVING GHOST
The last piece of apple pie is gone;
How did it disappear?
The bowl of delicious stuffing
Has also vanished, I fear.
It happens each Thanksgiving,
When leftover goodies flee,
And each of us knows the responsible one
Couldn’t be you or me.
The only way it could happen
Is readily diagnosed;
It must be the crafty, incredibly sneaky,
Still hungry Thanksgiving ghost.
13) A THANKSGIVING DINNER
Take a turkey, stuff it fat,
Some of this and some of that.
Get some turnips, peel them well.
Cook a big squash in its shell.
Now potatoes, big and white,
Mash till they are soft and light.
Cranberries, so tart and sweet,
With the turkey we must eat.
Pickles-yes-and then, oh my!
For a dessert a pumpkin pie,
Golden brown and spicy sweet.
What a fine Thanksgiving treat!
14) Turkey Turkey
Turkey, Turkey, look at you,
Please be careful what you do.
Thanksgiving Day is almost here,
We eat turkey every year.
Go, hide out in the woods,
We’ll eat pizza, as we should!

6. 15) THE LOST TURKEY
Turkey lay there on the table
Turkey big and brown
But when we went to cook him….
He was nowhere to be found.
We looked all through the kitchen
And searched the pantry well.
We asked Jim and John about it…
and even Annabelle.
And even little Mary
and she said “Tourse I do.
Poor turkey didn’t feel so good
Because he lost his head,
So I put my jammies on him
And tucked him in my bed
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL
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