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Christmas Passed

NOTE: A comment on modern day Christmas.

 

The shepherds have left

And the wise men are on their way back home.

 

Jesus bounces from thing to thing,

And Mary and Joseph smile delight.

 

This family of three are naught

But for the Christmas visits

Of poor, rich, and angelic choir.

 

The world moves on

And even now chocolate bunnies hit the shelves.

 

Jesus sleeps,

Unknown and unwanted.

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