Sun and Moon posture a battle stance  
Charge of darkness parry of light          
Pagans celebrate the Sun's advance      
Four days from the longest night

GirardTournesol

December 25th

Jun 5, 2026

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byron-hoot

S-zaynab-kamoonpury5

I have heard and read if the dec 25th being a pagan sun festival but no one would bother since Christ is now more famous to be born on the date. Kudos for this brill poem in brevity. 

Pleez do review/comment my newest poem too. That's the way to greet as poets neh.

elizabeth-balise

Knowing how dark and cold it is here at this time of year, any of us could celebrate the sun's return.