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"carolers" poems
Our snowmen, they're not made of white, they're tumbleweeds, rolled up tight. No top hat upon his head, a cowboy hat sits there instead. His face and buttons, tree ornaments, boots and lariat, his accoutrements. Saguaro cacti with lights wrapped round, illuminate the landscaped grounds. Old horse drawn wagons get the festive touch. With lighted garlands, packages and such. Porch rails glow with colored lights, Christmas trees in windows, warm the nights. Our little town gets all decked out. Then we gather along the old parade route. Folks on horseback with ribbons and bells. The horses know the parade route well. Marching school bands play Christmas songs, trucks and tractors carry carolers along. Floats abound from businesses and groups. Braving the cold, the Christmas Cowboy Troops. We all stand up to clap and cheer, as Santa, as usual, brings up the rear. Waving his red cowboy hat, in a horse drawn sleigh, Welcoming Christmas, the Wickenburg way.
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Dec 10, 2010
Dec 10, 2010 at 11:42 AM UTC
Christmas In The Desert
Christmas Is Here 12.07.10 Bells ringing, people singing It is the best time of year Carolers humming, drummers drumming What a jolly time of year Snow falling, children calling What a happy time of year Christmas trees, chilly breeze What a lovely time of year Cookies baking, Santa’s waking It is the most carefree time of year Wrapping presents, Christmas pageants Oh what a glorious time of year
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Dec 7, 2010
Dec 7, 2010 at 9:38 AM UTC
Christmas Time Is Here
Jingle Bells and Mistletoe Christmas songs galore Plastic crap marked down again Sales in every store Santa Claus in Shopping Malls Photos for the hoards Teenage girls dressed up like elves Looking rather bored Hollydaze, Oh Hollydaze Get me through the Christmas Craze Hollydaze, Oh Hollydaze I can not take much more Christmas shows and pantomimes Put on by theater groups Old actors who we used to know How low will these folks stoop? Boxing Day and crazy crowds Houses lit up like the park Even when the power's off They're still glowing in the dark Hollydaze, Oh Hollydaze Get me through the Christmas Craze Hollydaze, Oh Hollydaze I can not take much more Charity is on the wane People confuse want with need The population's gone insane They're full of Christmas greed Snowmen out in the front yard Decorating Christmas Trees Carolers from up the church ...that is Christmas Time to me Hollydaze, Oh Hollydaze Get me through the Christmas Craze Hollydaze, Oh Hollydaze I can not take much more
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Dec 8, 2013
Dec 8, 2013 at 3:58 PM UTC
hollydaze
It's holidays hamsters haven't you herd. From all that annoying *** music and commercials done by sellout artist trying to be cool word. I myself would rather spend this month in a holiday coma. Buy some cheap hookers some good whiskey and run over a black Friday crowd in a stolen Sonoma . It's give me give me and that's just from dad. He'll break the bank and mommy will give him something the other night his brother already had. Maybe I should plant a minefield upon my lawn. To ward off carolers who only make me yawn. I'll poison my cookies and sit back and wait. Rob the old fat man and take Miss Santa out on a much deserved date. Make your list and he will check twice. After I blow his *** to pieces it really wont matter if your naughty or nice. The holidays are a time for people to act insane over **** they do not need. There addicts of want the stores are nothing more than dealers selling coke crank and **** Maybe you love the lights and the holiday rush with the family and all. Well you can eat **** and jingle my ball. I hope to stay on the naughty list as long as I'm alive. Sincerely from Gonzo. Shut the **** up and stop acting worse than a child who's five. Don't send me a card cause I wont reply. Here's your present it's a bomb now please die. I hate the holidays call me a Grinch if you like. **** you Santa all I asked for was a brick of ******* ,ten cases of whiskey, a key to the ******* mansion , a lifetime pass to the chicken ranch , A million dollars in unmarked bills , My neighbors dead ,And Harley Davison Motor bike.
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Dec 2, 2013
Dec 2, 2013 at 10:15 PM UTC
Christmas *****
It's holidays hamsters haven't you herd. From all that annoying *** music and commercials done by sellout artist trying to be cool word. I myself would rather spend this month in a holiday coma. Buy some cheap hookers some good whiskey and run over a black Friday crowd in a stolen Sonoma . It's give me give me and that's just from dad. He'll break the bank and mommy will give him something the other night his brother already had. Maybe I should plant a minefield upon my lawn. To ward off carolers who only make me yawn. I'll poison my cookies and sit back and wait. Rob the old fat man and take Miss Santa out on a much deserved date. Make your list and he will check twice. After I blow his *** to pieces it really wont matter if your naughty or nice. The holidays are a time for people to act insane over **** they do not need. There addicts of want the stores are nothing more than dealers selling coke crank and **** Maybe you love the lights and the holiday rush with the family and all. Well you can eat **** and jingle my ball. I hope to stay on the naughty list as long as I'm alive. Sincerely from Gonzo. Shut the **** up and stop acting worse than a child who's five. Don't send me a card cause I wont reply. Here's your present it's a bomb now please die. I hate the holidays call me a Grinch if you like. **** you Santa all I asked for was a brick of ******* ,ten cases of whiskey, a key to the ******* mansion , a lifetime pass to the chicken ranch , A million dollars in unmarked bills , My neighbors dead ,And Harley Davison Motor bike.
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December is here.. Carolers are everywhere. Houses are full of decaration. Every people is having a great preparation. Christmas is near.. Are you willing to open up your heart? HE is coming.. Checking if you still remember. The day that HE was born in the manger. He is out there.. Waiting for you in the manger. Hoping that you care. Are you willing to visit HIM there?
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 7:45 AM UTC
"Waiting In The Manger"
The bells rang vividly through the cold misty evening as the carolers passed by, Their serenades intoxicating the air with more and more of that red-green aura. Busses, cars, and even an old man with a rickshaw zoom down the street, Promising themselves they wouldn't let up the eve someplace away from home. A silhouette emerges from the church carrying something wet and shiny. Two cars topsy turvied and the passengers fell asleep. Three men point exploding pipes at each other until they all fall down. Four women braid each others' hair with clenched fists as the red mists paint the white brick wall. Five people, all in a row, collapse onto the tracks of an oncoming train and decide to let go. But the omniscient presence in the domed cloud sees all as a musing, for what are we but inklings?
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Jan 4, 2019
Jan 4, 2019 at 2:08 PM UTC
Pitch as Night
The holiday season is here- Close to closing out the year- CHRISTMAS trees decorated so bright- Carolers singing throughout the night- Kids waiting for SANTA and his deer- Mistletoes hanging just right there- Presents under the tree just right- Waiting to be opened this special night- CHRISTMAS EVE indeed has come- Celebrated by everyone- Outside the snowflakes fall- Mistletoe hanging in the hall- A wintry mix to make things bright- ALL for this special night- From my family with lots of cheer- MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR-
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 3:57 PM UTC
TITLE- THE HOLIDAY SEASON-
As bland as the snow-covered lawn      I stare wishing I were as resilient                           as the scraggly blades of grass                           refusing to hide their presence                 under the act of God.      And I stare                  because I cannot feel who I am today. The withering bush                          gives me no hope                                                        nor                    the single starving starling                                              peck                                              peck                                              pecking                                  at the hardened crust                                   to find a meal.      And I stare                          at the absence of humanity and uncourageous spirits                                          who hide indoors      resigned                          to take this                     cold, harsh beating                       without a fight.      And I stare                   into a bank of whiteness becoming blind                                  with indescription                                               and anger      wishing we could build snowmen again.      And I stare           until this sheet of ice                 becomes the                        blanket of false snowfalls on the living room table                             nestled artfully beneath                  the Christmas village. We construct happy winter cities                        of Victorian memories that                                                       we never had              with pristine houses              and carolers and sledders              taken out of boxes                               all perfect and smiling... if only...           if only...                      if only... I could take him out of his box and set him here....      And I stare                         at the absence of humanity... praying I will have the strength                                       of a blade of grass.
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Jan 8, 2014
Jan 8, 2014 at 6:49 PM UTC
...when-ter...
As bland as the snow-covered lawn      I stare wishing I were as resilient                           as the scraggly blades of grass                           refusing to hide their presence                 under the act of God.      And I stare                  because I cannot feel who I am today. The withering bush                          gives me no hope                                                        nor                    the single starving starling                                              peck                                              peck                                              pecking                                  at the hardened crust                                   to find a meal.      And I stare                          at the absence of humanity and uncourageous spirits                                          who hide indoors      resigned                          to take this                     cold, harsh beating                       without a fight.      And I stare                   into a bank of whiteness becoming blind                                  with indescription                                               and anger      wishing we could build snowmen again.      And I stare           until this sheet of ice                 becomes the                        blanket of false snowfalls on the living room table                             nestled artfully beneath                  the Christmas village. We construct happy winter cities                        of Victorian memories that                                                       we never had              with pristine houses              and carolers and sledders              taken out of boxes                               all perfect and smiling... if only...           if only...                      if only... I could take him out of his box and set him here....      And I stare                         at the absence of humanity... praying I will have the strength                                       of a blade of grass.
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Peace of Christmas suffuses the bhajan hall settling like snowfall over the manger in Bethlehem Its no wonder on my way to kirtan a white car dashed in front of me embossed over its rear view window was the Om glittering forth reminiscent of snow crystals softly descending from the lofty Himalayas Certainly this was turning out to be quite a magical evening there was a hint of Sai in the atmosphere although the devotees were sparse we sang our hearts out Yuletide hymns and Hare Krishna Carolers on the door steps of God
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Dec 22, 2014
Dec 22, 2014 at 12:05 AM UTC
Eastern Star
it´s like water spilling from a leaky floorboard and your stuck in the basement. it´s like asphalt thats too hot and you forgot your shoes at home. it´s like the baby just pooed and it ain´t your baby, still its gotta be changed. it´s like the wrong ***** for the right screwdriver. it´s like a cold winters day in skinny jeans, no room for longjohns, or a bird ******** in your hair or carolers caroling or kids screaming or a broken heart and you dont know why it broke. it´s the song that wont stop singing itself inside your head because somehow it knows you need work letting go. hey, song, go **** yourself. cause I´m tired of being reminded I´m no good. cause I´m tired of feeling no good. cause I´m tired of having dams for eyes. cause I´m tired of being the same. maybe its learning to rest more so I´m no longer tired of trying. cause I´m tired of sitting on my *** doing nothing, about something, which is me.
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Jan 7, 2011
Jan 7, 2011 at 1:13 PM UTC
it ́s like...
Holiday. Blurs of Red and Green. The smell of peppermint and pine lingering in the atmosphere. Sounds of bells chiming Ringing And carolers singing As churchgoers also join together in their hymns. Family joining together. Couples under the mistletoe and hearing the crackle of wood burning in the fireplace Enlightening everyone all around With its warmth.
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 3:30 PM UTC
Holiday
The holiday season is here- Close to closing out the year- Christmas trees decorated so bright- Carolers singing throughout the night- Kids waiting for SANTA and his deer- Mistletoe hanging just right there- Presents under the tree just right- Waiting to be opened this special night- Christmas EVE indeed has come- Celebrated by everyone- Outside the snowflakes fall- Mistletoes hanging in the hall- A wintry mix to make things bright- All for this special night- From my family with lots of cheer- MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Aug 27, 2015
Aug 27, 2015 at 1:10 PM UTC
TITLE-THE HOLIDAY SEASON
Carolers down the street. He always went the other way. Chimes of silent bells; tongue taken out or covered in felt. And when people told him to buy the ex-wife a fine wine he went with wool socks instead. Except the first time they made love on a wintry day like this snow falling as he came down. There seemed to be music coming from deep within the winter clothes of Christmas shoppers and as they passed he bid them Merry Christmas and it was as though they were somehow pleased to hear it.
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Dec 26, 2010
Dec 26, 2010 at 2:12 AM UTC
Carolers down the street
As she swayed to the tide of music nobody heard The ghostly rhythms of my own forgotten soul caught FIRE Tap dancing tenaciously on the tightrope of the void Calling forth cascading cataracts, callousing over the mind, a cacophony of Mallards, flying south for the winter, NEVER AGAIN TO SEE THEIR MOTHERS. She tied my brain into a rope and swung across the chasm Laughing like a Mameluke who had just discovered his feet. The camel was left behind at the gate The Babble went on till the break of dawn Till it stopped. And collapsed. And felt weak as a Sunday Noon Tide Carolers Bunchcake, Fun and Dry, Severing again and again the Hair twine Randal Slappy Blimp map candy man Cadillac attack A BOTTLE OF WINE AND TWO LEFT FEET LATER A scumaladdoodalla frigate-splayed poodle-cups When finally she agreed to let me into her preschool I had already given up the hope of ever having a career in the arts. Bean friends. Are the only friends. That accompany you. To heaven.
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Dec 15, 2015
Dec 15, 2015 at 3:50 AM UTC
A dance for Two
The church bells are ringing There's cheer in the air Everyone's wishing Merry Christmas Have a Happy New Year But I feel so unhappy I'm feeling so blue It's just not Christmas Without the joy of you There are presents Under the tree There are happy children All around me But I lost all of my spirit And started to tear When you left me You took away all of my cheer Now the carolers are singing Oh Holly Night The snow's so enchanting It's such a delight But my heart is barren My heart can't be consoled You took away all of my comfort You destroyed all of my soul Oh ! Merry Christmas . And have a good year I wish you all the best That much is so clear So unwrap all of your presents Raise a toast and cheer Have Christmas dinner I'll catch you , maybe next year
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Dec 25, 2014
Dec 25, 2014 at 6:54 AM UTC
The Bells Are Ringing
The highly-charged-festive spirit Of Christmas all aglow. Food, garland, gifts and lights Songs and trees, the whole show. Orchestras and cantatas. Heav'nly bells sweetly rung. Fife, cello, mandolin, violin. And lovely choruses sung. But the carolers, now, are silent The ornaments are on the shelves. All the gifts are opened There’s no more need for elves. The candles are blown out And the gleaming lights unplugged. The heavenly bells sit silent; Gone is the Christmas bug. Decorations all packed up And the tinsel taken down. Stores remove their displays. Family has left town. The Christmas Season’s over The festivities are done. ‘Tis time to leave the Arena, Ahh. It’s time to move on. Though life reverts to normal, Still, keep the Spirit alive; Remember why we celebrate. Let Christmas ever thrive. (Revised 12/2015)
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 8:27 PM UTC
Exiting the Christmas Arena
The click and pound and beat Will be the final thing that they hear Not their moms saying have a good day Or their dads squeezing them and saying I love you The Christmas Tree delicately lit Will be the candle to remember them by And the ornaments that were delicately placed Will be the bullets that were fired... The classic winter wonderland Will be altered this year No longer happy and cheerful Or up-beat and comforting The shots ring through your ears Will be all that you hear come Christmas Eve and Day Not the hourly chimes of the town clock Or the regular carolers The Christmas Tree delicately lit Will be the candles to remember them by
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Dec 15, 2012
Dec 15, 2012 at 8:27 PM UTC
A Connecticut December
Santa Claus is coming, Christmas is almost here, The children are snug in their beds, Dreaming of Christmas cheer. The cookies are in the oven, The pie is out to cool, The stockings are hung by the chimney with care, We're ready for the Christmas yule. The tree is trimmed in silver, There's carolers at the door, Singing their songs of Christmas, And St. Nicholas lore, The snow is falling lightly, There's magic in the air, With the feeling of warmth and happiness, The joy of Christmas is everywhere.
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 12:34 AM UTC
The Joy Of Christmas
Thunder blue Leaves abducted from there gray fathers Windows buckled and snap against the pressure. Shutters shutter. Lights dance and collapse in their bulbs. The trees sway like chilly carolers. Bring me winds. Rain a la carte.
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Mar 3, 2013
Mar 3, 2013 at 12:27 AM UTC
storm
Thanksgiving has come and gone. The "starting gun" has sounded, officially setting off the Christmas rush. Stores are crowded, parking spaces are becoming non-existent, and the joyful sounds of shoppers echo throughout the canyons of the city("Same to you buddy!", etc. etc.etc.) Neighborhood Christmas lights and decorations have been going up since the passing of Halloween. Some are elaborate and garish, others simple in their presentations. A contest, if you will, trying to outdo one another. Or rather, who can out-spend the other, a battle of egos, so to speak Carolers, those small groups of both young and old, have all but disappeared, in this city anyway. It was a good feeling,  sitting in your home, and suddenly hearing the voices singing Christmas carols. Jumping up, running to the door, and seeing a group standing not far from your porch singing "Silent Night", "O' Come all You Faithful", or another. Wishing you a "Merry Christmas!" as they continued down the street. Today, step out on your porch and you could get a gun stuck in your face. It's now a different time, different era, with different attitudes. Christmas seems to have become a "me first" season. It's  time for a change. copyright: richard riddle-emended November 26, 2015
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 4:54 PM UTC
'Tis the Season'
Your nimble fingers secrete the stray merchandise at Main Street's Almighty Dollar Store - a place brimming with inanimate objects made in Japan and China, transported into your bulky winter coat's four outside pockets Hide that pack of gum, those ballpoint pens, mechanical pencils, tiny spiral bound notebooks that fit so easily Conceal that paperback best seller you were looking through earlier, the one titled "Where is God?" in bold red type superimposed against a threatening gray sky Grab that bracelet for your wife, that string of pearls too and don't forget a bib for the baby, a knickknack to brighten your mother's dingy living room and remember to take those black leather gloves so perfect for the months ahead With your heart racing, move toward the exit door, walk - don't run - avoid eye contact - that's it - keep going, but slowly And then, as you take a few steps forward outside, someone from behind roughly grabs your shoulders As you turn around, those gloves fall out of a crowded pocket, landing on the snowy sidewalk The hefty security guy retrieves the gloves and nudges you back into the warmth of the store Somewhere in the distance, carolers are singing "Silent Night"
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 12:47 PM UTC
Thief
The beauty of Christmas With all of those lights So many colors That shine really bright As I drive down the street It's hard not to stare For there's snowmen And Santa's setting everywhere Pine trees are covered With LED lights and snow The LED shines brightly And the snow makes it glow Listen! Listen! There's music in the air The sweet sound of Carolers Songs they will share We wish you a Merry Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year MERRY CHRISTMAS from JUDY
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 7:26 AM UTC
CHRISTMAS BEAUTY
Come decorate the tree with me dear, Pretend like we're the only ones here. A tight embrace, this is my place. Here in your arms is my favorite space. The snow is falling on the icy ground, The sound of carolers is all around. Everyone leaves just you and me here. Now it's our turn to spread the cheer. This is your favorite time of year, It isn't mine but you're here. This smile on my face will last forever, Just as long as we're together. You make my heart sing a euphoric tune, You take me out to dance under the snowy moon. We laugh to the merry spirit of the season. We're in love, that's the only reason.
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Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 4:19 AM UTC
Snowy Moon
he sold his house of cards and joined a band wagon caravan marching carolers streaming down the Nile River playing sad songs better searching for Jesus and the Pharaoh and Cleopatra and Madonna pop culture religion he kissed ferris wheels I never forgot the clouds We stole the timelines from trees Fractal fairytale disease Symptoms of make believe Falling in love life Wonderland lust Teaching kites how to fly Graceful ugly ducklings sailing the moon to peterplan So little princes and Indians can plant sunflowers While the aliens are on vacation Like surprise Christmas gifts of sparklers on new years the color of Atlantis books hidden in scrolls in marketplace buddhas The world travels around us As we play sad songs better We build homes for those without Feed our flesh to the Earth Death blooming circles Mary go round ring round the rosey sunset kind of apocalypse called bliss Wisdom streamlined by the old fisherman drowning in the fresh air as pinnochio waves from the whale saved by hopeful generation bred with care compassion Playing our sad songs better Christening the weather Baptising ourselves in the rain Calling the universe our church Truth seeds in our hearts and membranes Hummingbirds living in beehives Hybrid hope of tomorrow Letting lions and lambs play with mice Aesop playing banjo out of tune Poets turning into to fireflies Lighting our way home Through crop circles and ghost stories Not being anchored by our past We are no generation Titanic We just play sad songs better
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Nov 25, 2015
Nov 25, 2015 at 11:02 PM UTC
Hymn
he sold his house of cards and joined a band wagon caravan marching carolers streaming down the Nile River playing sad songs better searching for Jesus and the Pharaoh and Cleopatra and Madonna pop culture religion he kissed ferris wheels I never forgot the clouds We stole the timelines from trees Fractal fairytale disease Symptoms of make believe Falling in love life Wonderland lust Teaching kites how to fly Graceful ugly ducklings sailing the moon to peterplan So little princes and Indians can plant sunflowers While the aliens are on vacation Like surprise Christmas gifts of sparklers on new years the color of Atlantis books hidden in scrolls in marketplace buddhas The world travels around us As we play sad songs better We build homes for those without Feed our flesh to the Earth Death blooming circles Mary go round ring round the rosey sunset kind of apocalypse called bliss Wisdom streamlined by the old fisherman drowning in the fresh air as pinnochio waves from the whale saved by hopeful generation bred with care compassion Playing our sad songs better Christening the weather Baptising ourselves in the rain Calling the universe our church Truth seeds in our hearts and membranes Hummingbirds living in beehives Hybrid hope of tomorrow Letting lions and lambs play with mice Aesop playing banjo out of tune Poets turning into to fireflies Lighting our way home Through crop circles and ghost stories Not being anchored by our past We are no generation Titanic We just play sad songs better
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By: Cedric McClester Holidays come And holidays go But none are like Christmas None of ‘em I know Nothing can compare With that Christmas atmosphere Or the gifts that we share With the ones for whom we care Holidays come And holidays go But not many of ‘em Do we pray for snow With sleigh bells ringing And children’s eyes aglow Or carolers singing Familiar songs we know Holidays come And holidays go But none of ‘em have The same ebb and flow As Christmas does each year Which only goes to show How it’s anticipated Like we already know Holidays come And holidays go But Christmas is special Underneath the mistletoe People are laughing And shopping to and frow For just the right gifts That express the love you show Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2015. All rights reserved.
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Dec 6, 2015
Dec 6, 2015 at 3:10 AM UTC
HOLIDAYS