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Vermillion cinders spitting Crackling scented bark Hardly a sound in the room And it is getting dark The mid afternoon sun Retired some minutes ago Putting the spotlight on the moon There are the first signs of a star the onset of evening is  too soon. Outside the warped wooden door Apple logs are piled high The navy blue dappled with white Looks acceptable in the sky. Berries drape from hedges Like grapes would from a vine Wrapping themselves around twigs Held by gardeners green string twine. Now those berries are on a garland Draped around the fireplace with spice Pine cones, ivy and walnut shells Makes it look and smell quite nice. With a promise of snow this coming week My cupboards stocked and there is no reason Why I should not be happy and content in my heart This coming yuletide season.
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Dec 4, 2014
Dec 4, 2014 at 1:51 AM UTC
This Coming Yuletide Season
Vermillion cinders spitting Crackling scented bark Hardly a sound in the room And it is getting dark The mid afternoon sun Retired some minutes ago Putting the spotlight on the moon There are the first signs of a star the onset of evening is  too soon. Outside the warped wooden door Apple logs are piled high The navy blue dappled with white Looks acceptable in the sky. Berries drape from hedges Like grapes would from a vine Wrapping themselves around twigs Held by gardeners green string twine. Now those berries are on a garland Draped around the fireplace with spice Pine cones, ivy and walnut shells Makes it look and smell quite nice. With a promise of snow this coming week My cupboards stocked and there is no reason Why I should not be happy and content in my heart This coming yuletide season.
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Dec 4, 2014
Dec 4, 2014 at 1:51 AM UTC
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