An Atheist At Christmas Poem by Matthew Holloway
An Atheist At Christmas
So we may not believe
in the story of the festivities
but we play along
to fit in with the crowd
so not to be a miser
we try and be jolly
sing the traditional songs
exchange gifts and raise a toast
attend the parties
eat the Christmas dinners
pull the crackers
laugh at those jokes
we play the commercial card
it's a holiday period
and so we try and fit in
so as not to appear
weird
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4/23/2024 10:32:56 PM # 1.0.0.1119
With simple words narrated the option before an atheist to celebrate Christmas.
thank you, being atheist i still celebrate most holidays and wanted to express that point. everyone is free to follow their own path my faith is in poetry