Sugar Cookies and Cedar Logs
Holiday Reflections in Verse Poem
baking the cookies, then frosting them too
crispy brown sugar thins, easy to chew
stars and snowmen, and powdered sugar balls
fragrance filling all the home's halls
little cheeks and noses are red
outside in snow piles and their sled
cedar logs crackle and snap
Mama wraps presents, and Papa naps
snowflakes fall gently in a minus-ten-day
the kids aren't worried and continue to play
finally, the sun sets to a moonlit sky
and Papa places the tree's angel up high
all gather around and sing some tunes
until carolers arrive with some background croons
the day was long and merry
and now the adults sip sherry
telling the children to head to rest
so they can be ready for Santa's best.
Copyright © 12/8/2024 by Andrea O. Corwin
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Andrea Corwin
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