The real Christmas miracle was the year it snowed four inches on Christmas Day in Georgia. Waking to a world gone white
By Sara Little2 years ago in Poets
Bringing your kids to see Santa. And telling him the gifts you want. The kids will make paper snowflakes. People will cook a Christmas feast.
By Darla M Seely2 years ago in Poets
Jesus was Mary and Joseph's son. It is a season to have fun. He taught us to love each other; Treat each other like our brother.
Summer heat is long gone And we bid sweet adieu to Autumn But there is joy in Winter’s embrace. Bright lights adorn homes like gingerbread houses
By Shannon 2 years ago in Poets
In the cradle of winter, where the shadows play, Snowflakes craft whispers that softly sway; A symphony of laughter, both young and old,
By GoldenSpeech2 years ago in Poets
Dogs and Angels Love Christmas Too The lights are twinkling, the night is still, A wagging tail, a heart to fill. Dogs by the fire, angels above,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 2 years ago in Poets
We celebrate Christmas once a year; But we should keep it all year long. Every year during the season Church leaders tell us what Christmas means.
Keeping Christmas in your heart. On that day and after too; Unexpected call you receive. Surely will take away your blues.
I am sifting through old memories, now that they’re both gone. This will be the first Christmas I face without their presence,
By David Muñoz2 years ago in Poets
Paper chains and icicles; Ornaments which are red and gold, Giving away a new toy To a needy girl or boy. Candy canes, candy we make;
Stockings which are hung by the chimney; Eating turkey, ham, favorite pies, Cookies, milk left for Santa Claus; Kids telling him the gifts they want.
Making Chistmas lists for Santa; Having fun playing in the snow, Drinking eggnog, apple cider; Buying real, artificial trees.
