Merry Christmas, Mom - Part 7 Poem by Randy Johnson

Merry Christmas, Mom - Part 7



Lots of people all over the world will celebrate the Yuletide.
This will be the seventh Christmas that has come around since you died.
We celebrated many Christmases together but we'll never do that again.
Christmas is a time for peace on Earth and goodwill to all men.
It was nice that we celebrated Christmases while you were here.
But during the Christmas of 2012, I didn't know the end was near.
If we could spend this Christmas together, it certainly would please me.
But that isn't possible and Christmases aren't as good as they used to be.
On Christmas Day, people should be with their families.
When we celebrated Christmas, it was always sure to please.
A person is never truly gone if be or she is somebody who people remember.
You'll be with me in spirit even though I'll be alone on the 25th of December.
When you died at the young age of 64, it was hard for me to understand it.
Merry Christmas Mom, you were one of the greatest mothers on the planet.

Merry Christmas, Mom - Part 7
Sunday, December 1, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: christmas,holidays,mom,mother
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Dedicated to Agnes Johnson (1948-2013) who passed away on March 6,2013.
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