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Christmas For the Poor

Christmas for the poor too many food on the table in different varieties and colours so many modern design of silver spoons and knife's all around the table in white colours with White candles besides the rich food table stands the Christmas tree which hardly you could see cos it is decorated and almost covered with gifts oh what a Christmas I can't wait for that evening the rich hope and say with joy and confidence cos the cash is available for their wish oh what a rich Christmas a big White Christmas Christmas for the poor Christmas is never white for the poor cos we can't afford it cost despite we are Christians how could we when we live by 1dollar per day how could we dish out various dishes decorate our table with lots of food and design our old tables with heavy expensive silver spoons when we were never born with one how could our belly be filled when we have little food but too much mouth to eat how could we wear new Christmas cloths when our wages can't afford us one we hardly play the Christmas music cos electricity is cut off from our home what a Christmas a very ugly one the Christmas for the poor Christmas for the poor in this new Christmas on the corner stretch your hands to the needy gave to the homeless gave to the motherless gave to the widows gave just gave to the poor gave beyond just families remember the hungry ones they need a rice for Christmas let humanity leads our gift this new Christmas cos when you are richly celebrating Christmas remember the poor Christians they are the why I write this worlds of truth they are the victims of corruption deceit and lies so help stop poverty In this Christmas cos out there their are too many Christmas for the poor

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