“Behind the Silver Screen: Unveiling the Hidden Genius in Rubbish Movies with George Sandifer-Smith & Kathryn Charlotte Hill”
What makes a night truly special during the holiday season? Is it the twinkling lights, the scent of pine, or the warmth of heartfelt traditions? In this poignant poem, the author invites us into a world where long, cozy nights spent with loved ones become a sanctuary for reflection and connection. The imagery of deep reds and the intimate act of sharing a worn cardigan paint a picture of comfort and nostalgia, whilst the underlying emotions provoke thought about relationships and the nuances of love. With a touch of vulnerability, the poem explores how we sometimes weave ourselves into the fabric of others’ lives, blurring the lines of affection and attachment. As you dive into this beautifully crafted piece, consider what traditions you cherish in your own life and how they shape your connections with those you hold dear. What stories are waiting to be uncovered in the silence as the movie fades in and out? Dive in to explore these questions further! [LEARN MORE](https://www.bestpoetryonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Best-Poetry-Online-0024.jpg?fit=1200%2C801&ssl=1).
Full-blooded nights of twelve or thirteen hours
are one of my favourite Christmas traditions,
spent having you all to myself,
collecting the years I didn’t know you
greedily together
in one room of deep reds.
