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'Tis winter-time as snow-flakes fall;
'Tis Christmas-time for all;
And Christmas eve has come at last,
A time to enjoy fast.
A winding lane leads to a door,
A dainty cottage door;
Where baby Jesus will be born,
In freezing cold, one morn!
A Christmas tree is all alit,
With gifts and festoons nice;
As Santa's sledge moves bit by bit,
With gifts, over the ice.
Oh, what a wondrous night indeed!
What Christmas joy's reborn!
And peace will come upon the earth,
With boy-child Savior's birth!
Copyright by Dr John Celes
12-11-2004
Dr John Celes
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Marieta Maglas
(11/6/2009 4:49:00 PM) |
wonderful poem about Christmas, lovely rhymes, be blessed.....10++++
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Raul Castelan
(6/23/2007 8:17:00 PM) |
You know your way with words, and I'm just beginning to read your poetry. Lovely style you have.
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Melvina Germain
(4/22/2007 10:34:00 AM) |
A lovely Christmas poem, I enjoyed the read, Thankyou--Melvina--
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Achilles Vas
(3/31/2007 7:47:00 AM) |
its full of life, a good christmas poem
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