My Wishes For Christmas Poem by lalhmangaih hauzel

Twas the night before Christmas, the music
faint and far.
I gazed through my thoughts at the twinkling,
wishing star.
In the fading light, I confi de my wishes to
the velvet sky,
Praying fervently to make my wishes come
true in a big way.


I wish that people desire more friendship
and togetherness,
As everyone have the rights to a decent life
and happiness.
I wish that there is peace on earth instead
of war,
I wish they would use that money to feed
the poor.
I wish that there is honesty instead of
crime;
More of giving and sharing time after time.
I wish justice would be restored,
And peace reign in our souls.


I wish famine be banished from the Earth,
And each day give hope for a new rebirth.
I wish may our generosity and love end their
plight,
For those living with hunger, with no food
in sight,
I wish crops would grow strong with the
gentle rain,
And children of the dust would wander,
whole again,
I wish for a fl icker of light to be always
there to behold,
Giving warmth and strength to escape from
the cold.
I wish those wracked with pain in their life,
May soon experience relief from their strife.
I wish somehow, somewhere they’ll fi nd a
place;
In the fading light, a smiling soul to embrace.
I wish we would perpetually pray for blessed
rain,
To fall upon us, a barren waste of sun-dried
plain.



I wish life will be bedecked with fi re-sprinkling
twists of gold,
And we will be fi lled with wonderment, as
the days unfold.
I wish our warmth would touch other’s
heart,
And love would fi lter in, barriers falling apart.
I wish that we would stop causing each
other pain,
Because in God’s eyes, we are all one and
the same.
I wish all of us would looked forward to
each day,
As much as these dreams may seem far
away.


I wish may on this Christmas day,
We all would take the time to pray;
For souls that are sick and lame.
Reach out with loving hands to share.
I wish long after Christmas is gone,
The spirit would continue to make us whole.
I wish let not my fallibility draw me away,
Let me reach out to others, day after day.