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Christmas

She called it a Chanukah bush But it was a Christmas tree for sure The menorah sat right next to it And a wreath hung on the door She'd tell stories of the Macabees And how Rudolph led the sleigh She'd cook and fry and make desserts For the meal on Christmas day Each gift she'd wrap then tie a bow On each stocking write a name Without her here we all know Christmas will never be the same 12/22/2020

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