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The Season Of Lights

A Poem

By Jaye Ruggiero-CashPublished 11 months ago • 1 min read
Top Story - November 2025
The Season Of Lights
Photo by Joshua Velasco on Unsplash

It feels like midnight, though it’s only 5

The world’s gone dark, but everywhere there is light

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Against the black sky and snow covered ground

Iridescent colors shine all around

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Homes all covered with strings of twinkling lights

Draped across roofs and lampposts outside

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Filling windows, adorning the streets

In shapes of snowmen and candy canes, and covering trees

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Flares of light, and vivid hues

Of reds, greens, yellows, and blues

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Like a thousand miniature suns

All melding together as one

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Sprawling across the jet atmosphere

Illuminating the night like stars, so sheer

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These vibrant lights now taking the place

Of the Earth’s spring blooms and autumn leaves

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As the world grows colder, and its colors fade,

Lighting our way through these darker days

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Not only lighting the blackened skies

But reigniting the light in our eyes

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    Written by Jaye Ruggiero-Cash